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阅读下文，回答问题。 让铺 从大连返回大庆时，总算买到上铺硬卧票，心里暗自庆幸的同时，也担心着儿子睡上铺的“危险”。看着邻近的两个铺，中铺住着母女两个，下铺是年近古稀的老人。曾经期待着的“希望”，...
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