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The sentence by Lord Acton "；Power tends to corrupt， and absolute power corrupts absolutely."； takes the rhetorical figure of ；.

The sentence by Lord Acton "；Power tends to corrupt， and absolute power corrupts absolutely."； takes the rhetorical figure of ；.
A.polyptoton
B.parallelism
C.alliteration
D.homeoteleuton
正确答案：polyptoton

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The sentence by Lord Acton &quot;；Power tends to corrupt， and absolute power corrupts absolutely.&quot;； takes the rhetorical figure of ；.

The sentence by Lord Acton "；Power tends to corrupt， and absolute power corrupts absolutely."； takes the rhetorical figure of ；.