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Statement: “It is difficult to form true selfless friendship with women after their marriage as they always give priority to their family over their friends.” – A woman complains to her husband. conclusion:
Statement: “It is difficult to form true selfless friendship with women after their marriage as they always give priority to their family over their friends.” – A woman complains to her husband. conclusion:
I. Priority should be given to families by elders to maintain good relations within the family.
II. Friendship with a married person is not possible.
Read the given statements and conclusions carefully. Decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the statements.
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