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语境搭配题。保险的作用是本文介绍的主要内容，所以此处应填的是名词insurance“保险”。此句意为：这就是保险的基本原理。
语境搭配题。保险的作用是本文介绍的主要内容，所以此处应填的是名词insurance“保险”。此句意为：这就是保险的基本原理。
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