a figure of speech that combines apparently contradictory or incongruous ideas (ex. bitter-sweet)
A. oxymoron
B. parable
C. climax
D. aside
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B. The team was working hard, so the project was completed on time.
C. The team was working hard; so the project was completed on time.
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