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Below are three sentences (
- I , (I
- I , and (II
- I . One or more of them may contain a grammatical or usage error. Choose the option that identifies which sentence(s) are error-free. I. Do not ignore the warning signs of sudden localized cloudbursts near hilly slopes. II. A new conservation policy was introduced to protect coastal marine biodiversity. III. Unless the factory does not reduce emissions, it will face heavy financial penalties.
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