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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? The house, that is on the corner, is a Victorian. The book that you are holding is the one I want. The bread, in the refrigerator, is not …

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? The house, that is on the corner, is a Victorian. The book that you are holding is the one I want. The bread, in the refrigerator, is not …
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? The house, that is on the corner, is a Victorian. The book that you are holding is the one I want. The bread, in the refrigerator, is not wheat bread. The woman, who is on the ballot is not running now.

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The book that you are holding is the one I want.

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