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The National Fire Protection Agency instituted a color-coding system for fire hydrants phrase or a clause?
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The National Fire Protection Agency instituted a color-coding system for fire hydrants phrase or a clause?

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It's a clause, your welcome; a clause is a sentence/group of words that offers a viable subject and verb, phrases on the other hand DO NOT.

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