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Choose the correct link or phrase.

A) "Not only can a badger car severe back pain, but it might create neck pains, to hand over time that can become a used threat to the general well-being."
B) "Not only can a badger car severe back pain, but it might create neck pains, too. Over time, that can become a used threat to the general well-being."
C) "Not only can a badger car severe back pain, but it might create neck pains. To hand over time, that can become a used threat to the general well-being."
D) "Not only can a badger car severe back pain, but it might create neck pains. Too, over time, that can become a used threat to the general well-being."

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Final answer:

The phrase that makes the most sense is option B with corrections to typos and misused words. The revised sentence should indicate that 'badgering' can cause severe back and neck pains, which may become a serious threat to the individual's well-being.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct phrase to choose among the options provided would be B) "Not only can a badger car severe back pain, but it might create neck pains, too. Over time, that can become a used threat to the general well-being." However, the sentence contains a few errors and would require correction for it to be fully coherent. It seems like 'badger car' is a typo and should probably be 'badgering', and 'severe' should be 'cause severe'. Also, the phrase 'can become a used threat' is incorrect. The correct expression should be 'can become a serious threat'. The revised sentence should read: "Not only can badgering cause severe back pain, but it might also create neck pains, too. Over time, that can become a serious threat to the general well-being."

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