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Select the option in which the word ‘connoisseur’ is used correctly. 1. A new connoisseur was posted to the town to bring order. 2. Only a connoisseur can tell the difference between a fake painting and an original painting. 3. A connoisseur and a novice can be given the same job to control law and order. 4. Every thief is aconnoisseur of sorts when it comes to escaping the law.
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