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At present people have a tendency to choose the safety of the middle-ground reply. 哪个译文更顺畅？

A、现在人们都倾向于选择不偏不倚回答问题的安全。

B、现在，人们都倾向于采取一种不偏不倚的态度来回答问题，因为它安全，不招风险。

提问人：网友ak2049 发布时间：2022-01-07

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B、现在,人们有一种倾向,即选择不偏不倚地回答问题的安全方法。

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