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Select the correct conclusion based on the meaning of the bold word: Statement: She is aphilatelist who can boast of a rare collection. Conclusion:
Select the correct conclusion based on the meaning of the bold word: Statement: She is aphilatelist who can boast of a rare collection. Conclusion:
i. She has a huge collection of stamps from all over the world.
ii. She is a lover of books and possesses a fine collection.
iii. It is her hobby to collect and study coins and medals.
iv. Her collection of antiques is unique and very valuable.
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