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从事易燃易爆作业的人员应穿（），以防静电危害。 A.合成纤维工作服 B.防油污工作服

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从事易燃易爆作业的人员应穿（），以防静电危害。

A.合成纤维工作服

B.防油污工作服

C.含金属纤维的棉布工作服

D.特殊化学纤维工作服

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for men would inevitably place strain on the public purse, Cartmill says, "But prevention is cheaper in the long

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B.Their average life span has been considerably extended.

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C. I should consider myself lucky

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