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通信线路或设备损坏时，应按何顺序抢通和恢复？

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（1、）列车调度电话

（ 2、）站间行车电话、扳道电话

（ 3、）列车调度指挥系统和调度集中系统的网络通道

（ 4、）车辆运行安全监测传输通道

（ 5、）客票发售与预订系统网络通道

（ 6、）车号自动识别系统网络通道

（ 7、）其他

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