Which sentence is not relevant to the paragraph and should be deleted?
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A)
Sentenc...
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Which sentence is not relevant to the paragraph and should be deleted?
es -
A)
Sentence 1
B)
Sentence 2
C)
Sentence 3
D)
Sentence 4
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