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All the letters of the word ‘INTERCEPT’ are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right. Then all the consonants are replaced with the next alphabet (as per English alphabetical order) and all vowels are replaced with the previous alphabet (as per English alphabetical order). Then which of the following will be third letter from the right end?

A D

B S

C U

D E

E T

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