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C

agree with Ranga, the word 'renaissance' is the key
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Easy. The answer is C. Other choices draw conclusions that are not mentioned in the argument.

C on the other hand capitalizes on the word "modest renaissance", meaning that transnational cooperation is experiencing a modest upsurge. Only C addresses this phenomenon.
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Agree with C.

renaissance means reappearing or new birth.

C is the only choice that can be inferred easily...



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