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A．had some trouble with his heart
B．was a very good student
C．wanted to be a writer
D．was satisfied with what he was doing at the time
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B．实施义务教育,不收杂费
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D．适龄儿童都有义务上学
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D.监视行人不得靠近牵引中的导线或地线
E.传递信号应及时、清晰，不得擅自离岗
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