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听力原文：A revolving documentary credit in relation to value involves the buyer and the ba

nks in an incalculable liability.

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A．The banks have an incalculable liability under the documentary credit revolving in value.

B．The banks prefer to issue the documentary credit revolving in value.

C．The buyer has less liability under the documentary credit revolving in value.

D．The banks are involved in less liability by issuing the documentary credit revolving in value.

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