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A. i never saw two
A. i never saw two
B. man working miserably
C. men do more with
D. in my whole life than they did E. one-and-two pence worth of butte
The following question contains five parts out of which, four parts when unjumbled and joined together form a meaningful sentence. You have to find the sequence in which the four parts should be joined in order to form a meaningful sentence.
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