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牙周组织包括（ ） A．牙龈 B．牙本质 C．牙槽骨 D．牙骨质 E．牙周膜

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牙周组织包括（ ）

A．牙龈

B．牙本质

C．牙槽骨

D．牙骨质

E．牙周膜

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答案：B

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towns, each of which seemed more Shire-like. We had almost

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