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IDelusion asked Jul 26, 2022

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IDelusion asked Jul 26, 2022

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It’s C.
Instead of “no” it should be “know”

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C is an incorrect homophone.

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"anyone would no better than to" should obviously be "anyone would know better than to" and the sentence starts making sense.

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