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乐在其中的□众
□□长
最初的大篷车并不□么舒适,通常只有一排硬座位,乘客□要忍受颠□和□音。随着科技的进步和设□的改良□现代大巴车配备了□适的座椅、空调、□□设备等,为乘□提供了更加舒适的旅行体验□