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What is the conjunction or joining in the following sentence? In some places, oxen or horses are still used to pull plows.

What is the conjunction or joining in the following sentence? In some places, oxen or horses are still used to pull plows.
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What is the conjunction or joining in the following sentence? In some places, oxen or horses are still used to pull plows.

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the or in the sentence

In some places, oxen or horses are still used to pull plows.

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