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某承包商在基础施工时由于实际地质情况与原招标时地勘资料不符,遇到了流沙,致使工期拖延

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某承包商在基础施工时由于实际地质情况与原招标时地勘资料不符,遇到了流沙,致使工期拖延了一个月,后又因合同中的疏漏,按工程师的解释导致成本增加1万元,则对该分项工程正确的处理是( )。

A.发包人不予补偿

B.发包人只给予工期延长但不给予费用补偿

C.发包人不给予工期延长但给予费用补偿

D.发包人应当给予工期延长及相应费用补偿

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According to the text, anyone may be addicted to drugs if they()

A. are born with a predisposition to addiction

B. use certain chemicals long and frequently enough

C. have sufficient drugs or alcohol to use

D. create an all consuming pattern of uncontrollable craving

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