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A comparison of the three general ways of moving to a newer release has to say how many of them offer two advantages, and where two costs fall. Which of the four statements is right?

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1. The offering of a clean beginning with an empty store is held by two of the three ways, the offering of a gradual passing over to the newer release is held by one of the three ways, the carrying of a stop in service while the passage is made is laid on the pair of roads that each raise a second estate of their own, and the carrying of the risk that a case is worked twice or lost between two estates is laid on the road that keeps one estate and on the road that copies the store.
2. The offering of a clean beginning with an empty store is held by two of the three ways, the offering of a gradual passing over to the newer release is held by one of the three ways, the carrying of a stop in service while the passage is made is laid on the road that keeps one estate and on the road that copies the store, and the carrying of the risk that a case is worked twice or lost between two estates is laid on the pair of roads that each raise a second estate of their own.
3. The offering of a clean beginning with an empty store is held by one of the three ways, the offering of a gradual passing over to the newer release is held by two of the three ways, the carrying of a stop in service while the passage is made is laid on the pair of roads that each raise a second estate of their own, and the carrying of the risk that a case is worked twice or lost between two estates is laid on the road that keeps one estate and on the road that copies the store.
4. The offering of a clean beginning with an empty store is held by one of the three ways, the offering of a gradual passing over to the newer release is held by two of the three ways, the carrying of a stop in service while the passage is made is laid on the road that keeps one estate and on the road that copies the store, and the carrying of the risk that a case is worked twice or lost between two estates is laid on the pair of roads that each raise a second estate of their own.