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下列环节中属于秘书办文阶段的工作有(　　)。 A．批办 B．议拟 C．撰拟 D．交拟

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下列环节中属于秘书办文阶段的工作有(　　)。

A．批办

B．议拟

C．撰拟

D．交拟

答案：

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考点：秘书中级（国家职业资格四级）秘书学(四级)4
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