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Neither Mr. Babcock nor other clerical workers （） an additional reward.
- A、is given
- B、was given
- C、gives
- D、were given
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翻译：Neither the consignee nor the holder of the bill of lading shall be liable for the demurragedead freight and all other expenses in respect of loading occurred at the loading port unless the bill of lading clearly states that the aforesaid demurragedead freight and all other expenses shall be borne by the consignee and the holder of the bill of lading。
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单选题Neither Mr. Babcock nor other clerical workers （） an additional reward.A
is givenB
was givenC
givesD
were given
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单选题Neither his fellow workers nor Tod himself ______ to the solution put forward by the employer.A
agreeB
agreesC
agreeingD
to agree
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