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A
tactics
B
methods
C
strategies
D
ways
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语义衔接。解析。空格后面的谓语动词是单数形式的includes，因此这里需要一个单数名词作主语，而四个选项都是以“S”结尾，其中只有选项[A]tactics可以表示单数，因此是正确选项。
语义衔接。解析。空格后面的谓语动词是单数形式的includes，因此这里需要一个单数名词作主语，而四个选项都是以“S”结尾，其中只有选项[A]tactics可以表示单数，因此是正确选项。
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