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I pick D!
We need to recognize the paradox in this sentence. Even though we have a choice to pick among the music (which means if we do not choose, then there shoudl be no music), there are no slopes without music.
Only D shows this contradiction by using although!
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Considering the meaning of this sentence is the key. D is correct answer.
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Although shows the implied contradiction that not all skiers want to hear blaring music while on the slopes. Hokkaido resorts do the same thing.

I choose D.
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The second part of the sentence says "no slopes without music" so the first part should have a word like "although" hence D is correct.
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go among X, Y and Z
so it can only be A or D

I would go for D becaue we got there a logical connector with "although"
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OA is D



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