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Below are given a few sentences with their parts
jumbled in a random order. Below the sentences are given possible rearrangements of the parts. You need to choose the correct option that is a correct rearrangement of the sentence that makes a grammatically correct meaning. Remarkable and otherworldly creatures thrived A./ adapted to an environment that defied human B./ Â in the depths of the ocean's abyss, where darkness reigned and pressures could crush even the sturdiest of vessels C./ comprehension and challenged the boundaries of life itself D.ÂSolution
In the depths of the ocean's abyss, where darkness reigned and pressures could crush even the sturdiest of vessels, remarkable and otherworldly creatures thrived, adapted to an environment that defied human comprehension and challenged the boundaries of life itself.
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