Which sentence contains no useless words or phrases?
O A. As a rule, people who read murder my...
Which sentence contains no useless words or phrases?
O A. As a rule, people who read murder mysteries are not themselves
murderers, nor would these people really ever enjoy seeing
someone commit an actual murder, nor would most of them
actually enjoy trying to solve an actual murder.
O B. Generally, people who enjoy reading murder mysteries are not
murderers.
O C. People who enjoy reading murder mysteries are usually not
murderers, nor would they actually enjoy seeing someone commit
a real murder, nor would they actually enjoy trying to solve it.
O D. The fact that people like to read murder mysteries is not in fact a
good indicator that they have murderous tendencies as well.
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