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Which choice restates the sentence above with correct punctuation? A) The last batch of batteries which we purchased from the general store wore out, incredibly quickly, to my mind anyway. B) The last batch, of batteries which we purchased, from the general store wore out incredibly quickly to my mind anyway. C) The last batch, of batteries which we purchased from the general store wore out, incredibly quickly to my mind anyway. D) The last batch of batteries, which we purchased from the general store, wore out incredibly quickly, to my mind anyway.

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