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根据《工程建设项目施工招标投标办法》第15条的规定,招标人应当按招标公告或者投标邀请

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根据《工程建设项目施工招标投标办法》第15条的规定,招标人应当按招标公告或者投标邀请书规定的时间、地点出售招标文件。自招标文件出售之日起至停止出售之日止,最短不得少于()个工作日。

A.3

B.5

C.10

D.15

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参考答案:C

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