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【单选题】
国家根据不同地区的经济发展水平和教育普及程度,实施以( )为重点的不同阶段的教育分流,建立、健全职业学校教育与职业培训并举,并与其他教育相互沟通、协调发展的职业教育体系。
A.
高中后
B.
初中后
C.
初中
D.
中小学
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