Which situation requires that you place a comma (instead of a colon) between introductory text and a direct quote?
A. when the introduction is not a complete sentence
B. when the word "that" connects the introduction and the quote
C. when the upcoming quote is a block of text
D. when the upcoming quote is very long
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