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根据《华润置地商业物业服务标准》要求,每()或有重大活动时召开租户座谈会。 A.季度

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根据《华润置地商业物业服务标准》要求,每()或有重大活动时召开租户座谈会。

A.季度

B.半年

C.年

D.月

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参考答案:C

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