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发包人应为设计人提供的现场服务不包括( )。A.施工现场的工作条件 B.生活条件

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题目:

发包人应为设计人提供的现场服务不包括( )。

A.施工现场的工作条件

B.生活条件

C.设计人的现场津贴

D.交通

答案:

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参考答案:C

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