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Five people are standing in a line facing north R, L, P, J and C, not necessarily in this order. R is standing at one of the extreme ends. Two people are standing between C and R. L is not standing adjacent to
Five people are standing in a line facing north R, L, P, J and C, not necessarily in this order. R is standing at one of the extreme ends. Two people are standing between C and R. L is not standing adjacent to
C. P is standing second to the right of J, but not standing at the extreme right end. How many people are standing between R and P?
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