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根据A方的话“是的。我认为那个公寓能最好地满足我们的需要。那里有个不错的停车场，还有半私人的空间可以安放你的桌子”，可知B项“那个地方的停车设施是三个地方中最好的一个”符合情景。所以，答案是B。
根据A方的话“是的。我认为那个公寓能最好地满足我们的需要。那里有个不错的停车场，还有半私人的空间可以安放你的桌子”，可知B项“那个地方的停车设施是三个地方中最好的一个”符合情景。所以，答案是B。
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