在财产损失保险中，由于( )造成的直接损失，保险人不负责赔偿。
A．房屋贬值或丧失使用价值
B．地面突然塌陷
C．台风、洪水
D．火灾、爆炸
参考答案：A
解析： 在财产损失保险中，由于下列原因造成保险财产的直接损失，保险人依照本条款约定负责赔偿：①火灾、爆炸；②暴风、暴雨、台风、洪水、雷击、泥石流、雪灾、雹灾、冰凌、龙卷风、崖崩、突发性滑坡、地面突然塌陷；③空中运行物体坠落以及外来不属于被保险人所有或使用的建筑物和其他固定物体的倒塌。
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