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货物招标投标管理中货物运输工作不包括( )。A．运输人员 B．运输路线 C．运输工

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题目：

货物招标投标管理中货物运输工作不包括( )。

A．运输人员

B．运输路线

C．运输工具

D．运输保险

答案：

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参考答案：C

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