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I got to the office on time; the office lady’s watch was a minute off of the actual time, and my phone was dead.

A. NO CHANGE

B. I got to the office on time, the office lady’s watch was a minute off of the actual time; and my phone was dead.

C. I got to the office on time; the office lady’s watch was a minute off of the actual time; and my phone was dead.

D. I got to the office on time the office lady’s watch was a minute off of the actual time and my phone was dead.

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