In moderate trend, consciousness-raising is endowed with new sense as

A．being female chauvinism

B．seeking for compromise

C．raising competitiveness in career

D．fulfilling genuine independence

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D。本题的出题点在转折处(rather than)。根据题干将答案锁定在最后一段。该段提到，提高觉悟的做法越来越被认为是获得独立与成就的方式，而它本身不是庆贺成就的仪式。真正的独立是能够通过能力，通过寻找一份事业，通过应用教育加以实现的。这也是作者的观点：独立依靠的是踏实工作、提高女性自身的能力，可见D正确。

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