单选题The Customer agrees to pay the full invoiced price，plus all other amounts payable to the（）Repairer under these terms and conditions，relating to or arising out of the Works for the Customer.ARepairerBCustomerCchartererDcarrier
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The Customer agrees to pay the full invoiced price，plus all other amounts payable to the（）Repairer under these terms and conditions，relating to or arising out of the Works for the Customer.
A
Repairer
B
Customer
C
charterer
D
carrier
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