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Given below are a few sentences with four emboldened words in each. The words may or may not be in their correct position. Below the sentences are provided options with possible rearrangements. Choose the correct options. These secluded oases, often in the seems
Given below are a few sentences with four emboldened words in each. The words may or may not be in their correct position. Below the sentences are provided options with possible rearrangements. Choose the correct options. These secluded oases, often in the seems
A. of quaint cafes with ivy-covered retreat
B. and the soft murmur of patrons, offer a walls
C. from the relentless pace of city life, inviting introspection and contemplation as time form
D. to slow within their walls.
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