Which is the correct way to write the following sentence?
Jeanine found the metal concert both disturbing and awesome but she has no intention of attending another one.
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A. Jeanine found the metal concert both disturbing, and awesome but she has no intention of attending another one.
B. Jeanine found the metal concert both disturbing and awesome, but she has no intention of attending another one.
C. Jeanine found the metal concert both disturbing and awesome but she has no intention of attending another one.
D. Jeanine found the metal concert both disturbing, and awesome, but she has no intention of attending another one.
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