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In the question given below, match the parts of statements within columns 1, 2 and 3 to form grammatically correct and meaningful statement(s). The part of the sentence given in bold is the opening phrase of the sentence, while the parts in the other two columns may or may not be jumbled up. Choose the correct option with the triplets having the parts in the correct order.
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