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A.知易行难是世人的常态
B.衡量一个人要言与行结合
C.与行相比,言更容易得到旁人的好感
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B
解析:文段中最后提到,孔子认为“不轻信人言,而要察其所为”,可见作者认为观察一个人,要观察其言行,不能只“以...

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