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Which of the following is the grammatically correct version of the sentence?
A: "I just can't stand her" said Maria to Jonathan on the phone.
B: "I just can't stand her", said Maria to Jonathan on the phone.
C: I just can't stand her," said Maria to Jonathan on the phone.
D: "I just can't stand her" said Maria, to Jonathan on the phone.
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