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English, 05.09.2020 22:01 kenna1323

Identify the sentence that clearly states its meaning. A. Tired but happy, the finish line finally came into view.
B. Tried but happy, the finish line and view.
C. Tired but happy, I could see the view.
D. Tried but happy, I could finally see the finish line.

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