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(A) names; means
(B) naming; means
(C) names; meaning
(D) naming; meaning (答案D)In Western civilization, kissing has been accepted for many thousands of years.　In Greece it was called “the key to Paradise.”　But other cultures have often 261 kissing as vulgar.　For example, for many years, in India, it was forbidden for movie stars to kiss in a movie.　In China, kissing in public has been and is still frowned on by many people. 　　 Kissing is 262 to have originated with the kiss of a primitive caveman, who believed that the air he breathed out had magic power.　It 263 part of his soul, he thought, so that by kissing men and women could mix their souls.　Others say that kissing started with face touching, just as the Eskimos and New Zealand Maoris rub noses even today. 　　 Different 264 the versions of the origin of kissing are, kissing is now thought to be a normal part of romantic love in many cultures of the world.　 265 that they can naturally express a person’s deep affection for another.