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It’s better having short lines with more bank tellers.()

A.如果银行出纳员多一些,不用排长队就好了。

B.最好是排的队短一些,银行出纳员多一些。

C.要是排的队短,银行出纳员最好多一些。

D.银行出纳员多一些,队就排得更短了。

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