From statement I alone, H is heavier than at least two persons. G is heavier than H. E is heavier than G. D is heavier than both F and I. D is heavier than H but lighter than G. We get: E > G > D > H > F/I> I/F So, from statement I alone, we get G is just heavier than D. From statement II alone, we get: G is heavier than F, who is just heavier than I. E is heavier than H, D and G. G is not third heaviest. H is lighter than G. We get: Case 1: E > G > F > I > D/H > H/D Case 2: E > G > H/D > D/H > F > I Case 3: E > G > H/D > F > I > D/H So, from statement II alone, we cannot determine who is just heavier than D. Therefore, data given in statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.
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