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参考解析
解析：
词语搭配题。参考上题给出的句意，此处应填的是表示方式或手段的介词，所以应填by“依据，按照”。
词语搭配题。参考上题给出的句意，此处应填的是表示方式或手段的介词，所以应填by“依据，按照”。
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