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编组超重列车时，在中间站应得到___的同意，并均须经列车调度员准许。A J247
A. 司机
B. 车站值班员
C. 车站调度员
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___是人们的思想观念、政治立场、价值取向、道德情操和行为习惯等方面品质和能力的综合体现，反映着一个人的思想境界和道德风貌。
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