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在我国改革开放中,实现四个现代化的根本前提是 [ ] A.坚持改革开放 B.坚持

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在我国改革开放中,实现四个现代化的根本前提是 [ ]

A.坚持改革开放

B.坚持四项基本原则

C.坚持经济建设为重心

D.坚持党的领导

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答案:B

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