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在征管软件税源管理模块,关于"零星清册"查询窗口以下说法中正确的有()

A. 可以查询零星税收的入库情况
B. 可以按纳税人名称查询,支持模糊查询
C. 可以按纳税人身份证号码查询,支持模糊查询
D. 可以按税票号码查询

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药学技术人员对处方审核的内容包括()

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A. True
B. False
C. Not Give

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