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The Haunted Theatre is frightening. Children love it. (but)
A. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, but children love it.
B. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, so children love it.
C. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, and children love it.
D. The Haunted Theatre is frightening, or children love it.
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