Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from ...

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Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

A. Where there is a will,there is a way .

B. Where there is no will ,there is no way

C. Where is a way , there is a road.

D. Where there is a way,there is no road

Select your answer:

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