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Measument Control中的MeasurementID如果为1，那么其含义是（）。
A.Periodic Intra Frequency
B.UE Internal
C.Inter Frequency
D.Intra Frequency SHO
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A.Periodic Intra Frequency
B.UE Internal
C.Inter Frequency
D.Intra Frequency SHO
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