下列对民族区域自治认识错误的是( ) A.在国家的统一领导下,在各少数民族居住地

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下列对民族区域自治认识错误的是( )

A.在国家的统一领导下,在各少数民族居住地方实行区域自治

B.民族自治地方的自治机关自主管理本民族、本地区的内部事务

C.民族自治地方的自治机关依法行使自治权,但不是“完全自治”

D.各民族自治地方的自治机关必须服从中央的领导

考点:民族区域自治制度处理民族关系的原则我国宗教政策(反对迷信)
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甲股份有限公司(以下简称甲公司)为上市公司。甲公司长期债券投资于每年年末计提债券利息,并采用实际利率法摊销债券溢折价。甲公司发生的有关长期债券投资业务如下: (1) 2001年12月31日,以21909.2万元的价格购入乙公司于2001年1月1日发行的5年期一次还本、分期付息债券,债券面值总额为20000万元,付息日为每年1月1日,票面年利率为6%,实际年利率为5%。未发生其他相关税费。 (2) 2002年1月1日,收到乙公司发放的债券利息,存入银行。 (3) 2002年12月31日,计提债券利息,并摊销债券溢价。 (4) 2003年1月1日,收到乙公司发放的债券利息,存入银行。 (5) 2003年12月31日,计提债券利息,并摊销债券溢价。 (6) 2004年1月1日,收到乙公司发放的债券利息,存入银行。 (7) 2004年12月31日,计提债券利息,并摊销债券溢价。 (8) 2005年1月1日,收到乙公司发放的债券利息,存入银行。 (9) 2005年12月31日,计提债券利息,并摊销债券溢价。 (10) 2006年1月1日,该债券到期,收到乙公司发放的债券本金和利息,存入银行。 假定各年实际利率均为5%,不考虑其他因素。 要求: (1) 计算该债券年票面利息。 (2) 计算各年的投资收益和溢价摊销额。 (3) 逐笔编制上述各项业务的会计分录。 (“长期债权投资”科目要求写出明细科目,答案中的金额单位用万元表示)

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脉象沉而细软,其脉为()

A.细脉

B.濡脉

C.弱脉

D.虚脉

E.代脉

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学习先进热舞的优秀品质不断激励自己,是()的途径之一。

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关于Portal认证,以下说法中错误的是()。

A.Portal认证方式没有802.1x认证方式控制严格,但Portal认证支持免客户端安装(网页认证),并且实施简单,适合用于旧网改造

B.二层Portal模式下,Portal设备以认证终端的IP和MAC地址来唯一标识一个在线用户,而三层Portal模式下,Portal设备以认证终端的IP地址唯一标识一个在线用户

C.使能Portal的物理接口或VLAN虚接口仅对入方向的报文做控制

D.Portal协议是一种公有的标准认证协议,协议报文基于UDP

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Elections often tell you more about what people are against than what they are for. So it is with the European ones that took place last week in all 25 European Union member countries. These elections, widely trumpeted as the world’s biggest-ever multinational democratic vote, were fought for the most part as 25 separate national contests, which makes it tricky to pick out many common themes. But the pest are undoubtedly negative. Europe’s voters are angry and disillusioned-and they have demonstrated their anger and disillusion in three main ways.

The most obvious was by abstaining. The average overall turnout was just over 45%, by some margin the lowest ever recorded for elections to the European Parliament. And that average disguises some big variations: Italy, for example, notched up over 70%, but Sweden managed only 37%. Most depressing of all, at least to believers in the European project, was the extremely low vote in many of the new member countries from central Europe, which accounted for the whole of the fall in turnout since 1999. In the biggest, Poland, only just over a fifth of the electorate turned out to vote. Only a year ago, central Europeans voted in large numbers to join the EU, which they did on May 1st. That they abstained in such large numbers in the European elections points to early disillusion with the European Union-as well as to a widespread feeling, shared in the old member countries as well, that the European Parliament does not matter.

Disillusion with Europe was also a big factor in the second way in which voters protested, which was by supporting a ragbag of populist, nationalist and explicitly anti-EU parties. These ranged from the 16% who backed the UK Independence Party, whose declared policy is to withdraw from the EU and whose leaders see their mission as "wrecking" the European Parliament, to the 14% who voted for Sweden’s Junelist, and the 27% of Poles who backed one of two anti-EU parties, the League of Catholic Families and Selfdefence. These results have returned many more Eurosceptics and trouble-makers to the parliament: on some measures, over a quarter of the new MEPS will belong to the "awkward squad". That is not a bad thing, however, for it will make the ’parliament more representative of European public opinion.

But it is the third target of European voters’ ire that is perhaps the most immediately significant, the fact that, in many EU countries, old and new, they chose to vote heavily against their own governments. This anti-incumbent vote was p almost everywhere, but it was most pronounced in Britain, the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland and Sweden. The leaders of all the four biggest European Union countries, Tony Blair in Britain, Jacques Chirac in France, Gerhard Schroder in Germany and Silvio Berlusconi in Italy, were each given a bloody nose by their voters.

The big question now is how Europe’s leaders should respond to this. By a sublime (or terrible) coincidence, soon after the elections, and just as The Economist was going to press, they were gathering in Brussels for a crucial summit, at which they are due to agree a new constitutional treaty for the EU and to select a new president for the European Commissi6n. Going into the meeting, most EU heads of government seemed determined to press ahead with this agenda regardless of the European elections--even though the atmosphere after the results may make it harder for them to strike deals.

The word "ire" (Line 1 Paragraph 4) most probably means ()

A. entertainment

B. wrath

C. syndrome

D. premise

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