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What is the correct way to write sentence 32
The code shows us that Babylonia was a harsh world of inequality and bias, justice was handed out according to social station and gender .
A. The code shows us that Babylonia was a harsh world of inequality and
bias. Where justice was handed out according to social station and
gender.
B. The code showing us that Babylonia was a harsh world of inequality
and bias with justice handed out according to social station and gender,
C. The code shows us this, Babylonia was a harsh world of inequality and
bias, and justice was handed out according to social station and gender.
D. The code shows us that Babylonia was a harsh world of inequality and
bias and that justice was handed out according to social station and
gender
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