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Directions: In the following questions, two sentences divided into two parts each, are given. Any two of these parts have grammatical errors. Choose the alternative consisting of the initials of the grammatically wrong parts. If both the sentences are grammatically correct, choose option ‘e’, i.e., No error. I. New Delhi and Beijing are engaging in high-level talks for defuse (
- A / recent border tensions in the Himalayan region. (
- B II. The two Asian giants have been locked in a standoff around (
- C / their disputed border for over a year, raising concerns of a potential military conflict. (
- D
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