—Hey, who’s that man over there? He    us since we came in.
—The one by the door? I don’t know. He looks like a lawyer or something, not a journalist. Perhaps he      here to look round, like us.

A．has watched；only came
B．is watching；had only come
C．has been watching；has only come
D．had been watching；came

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