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语言在人类的交流中起重要的作用。如果一种语言是完全有效的，那么，其基本语音的每一种可能的组合都能够表达有独立意义和可以理解的词。但是，如果人类的听觉系统接收声音信号的功能有问题，那么，并非基本语音每一种可能的组合都能够成为有独立意义和可以理解的词。 如果上述断定为真，则以下哪项一定为真
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威尼斯面临的问题具有典型意义。一方面，为了解决市民的就业，增加城市的经济实力，必须保留和发展它的传统工业，这是旅游业所不能替代的经济发展的基础；另一方面，为了保护其独特的生态环境，必须杜绝工业污染，但是，发展工业将不可避免地导致工业污染。 以下哪项能作为结论从上述断定中推出
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