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三番市是重要高科技工业城市,西堂镇位于三番市近郊,是正在筹建中的三番市卫星城市。为了发挥三番市在发展高科技产业中的作用,西堂镇必须吸引足够的外来居民,其中包括大量高科技人才,吸引外来居民的关键措施是改建地铁站,近来三番市的就业机会急剧增加,就业人口中选择在近郊城镇居住的人数也急剧增加。随着公路收费点的增设,坐地铁进出三番市远比自己开车便宜。因为,人们更愿意选择在坐地铁便利的地方居住。 以下哪项最为恰当地表达了上述断定所要表达的结论

A. 西堂镇必须吸引足够的外来居民。
B. 改建地铁站不但有利于三番市高科技产业发展,也有利于西堂镇的居民。
C. 在三番市周边应当减少公路收费点,并适当减少收费额。
D. 选择在近郊城镇居住的人大都有私人汽车。
E. 西堂镇的发展对于三番市的高科技产业具有重要作用。

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