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Nearly every hospital has the same unwritten regulation—the badly wounded have priority for medical attention ______those only slightly hurt.
A
over
B
to
C
beyond
D
for
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几乎每家医院都有这样一个不成文的规定—严重的伤患要比受轻伤的患者具有优先医治的权力。over有“(地位、职务、权势等)高于…, 在…的上位”的意思，含有两者比较之意，句中提到优先权，即暗指比较关系，所以A项正确，其他选项不合题意。
几乎每家医院都有这样一个不成文的规定—严重的伤患要比受轻伤的患者具有优先医治的权力。over有“(地位、职务、权势等)高于…, 在…的上位”的意思，含有两者比较之意，句中提到优先权，即暗指比较关系，所以A项正确，其他选项不合题意。
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