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In the question, a sentence is divided into three parts; you have to connect the sentence by using the right connector, without altering its meaning

A Both (a-d-i) and (b-f-h)

B Both (a-e-g) and (b-e-i)

C Both (b-f-i) and (c-d-g)

D Both (b-e-g) and (c-f-h)

E None of these

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