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(A) Whether you make progress or not, the clock is ticking. So you might as well make the full utilization of the available time. 
(B) High usage of electricity during festive time in the urban areas leads to perennial shortage of electricity in the rural areas 
(C) Is not it ironical that in our country, we have to look both ways to cross a one-way road?. 
(D) The Theseus’ paradox is a thought experiment that raises the question of whether an object which has had all its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object.
  • a)
    FFFF 
  • b)
    FJFJ 
  • c)
    FJIJ 
  • d)
    JIJF
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J – This author has stated his opinion.
I – ‘High usage of electricity’ is the fact from which ‘perennial shortage of electricity in the rural areas’ is inferred.
J – The irony of this situation is the opinion of the author.
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