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(1) The neighborhood has many apartment buildings. (2) I live in the neighborhood.
A. The neighborhood where I live has many apartment buildings.
B. The neighborhood has many apartment buildings, where I live.
C. The neighborhood has many apartment buildings, but I live in the neighborhood.
D. The neighborhood has many apartment buildings, and I live in the neighborhood.
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