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按现行部颁规定,下列()材料为装置性材料。A.机组本体上的梯子、平台和栏杆 B.电缆

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按现行部颁规定,下列()材料为装置性材料。

A.机组本体上的梯子、平台和栏杆

B.电缆头

C.滑触线

D.电缆

E.管道用的支吊架

答案:

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     Millions of Americans have been heading to the shops on Black Friday, a crucial event for US retailers. Many stores open their doors overnight, hoping to entice customers with cut-price bargains. Black Friday-the day after the Thanksgiving public holiday-is traditionally the start of the Christmas shopping season.

     Consumers are spending in an uncertain environment as fears about the health of the US economy

persist. Thousands of people queued late on Thursday evening in the hope of being the first to find a

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     "Several chains opened even earlier than the typical midnight start. Children's retailer Toys R Us threw open its doors at 22:00 on Thursday for the first time. Others stayed open after trading on Thanksgiving

itself. Judging from the excitement at Toys R Us at 10 pm (on Thursday) and throughout the evening, the

shopper is back, " Toys R Us chief executive Jerry Storch told Reuters. Department store Macy's said it

had 7,000 shoppers outside its flagship Herald Square store in Manhattan in the early hours of Friday

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     Despite continued concerns over the US economy and a stubbornly high unemployment rate of 9.6%,

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