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問題文

Two lines follow. The first is for a mark of a dressed-up letter. Of the two the line offers, one asks the aide to send back to the sender something the sender ought already to be holding, while the other leans on the standing of whoever is supposed to have written it. The second line is for a doubtful written address: the outline sets out four kinds of these in a fixed order, and the line asks for the kind it prints last of the four. Which pairing fills the two lines?

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1. The bureau records the mark that asks the aide to send back what the sender ought already to hold as the update call, and enters the digits start as the doubtful written address the outline prints last of its four kinds.
2. The bureau records the mark that asks the aide to send back what the sender ought already to hold as the power pose, and enters the short link as the doubtful written address the outline prints last of its four kinds.
3. The bureau records the mark that asks the aide to send back what the sender ought already to hold as the power pose, and enters the digits start as the doubtful written address the outline prints last of its four kinds.
4. The bureau records the mark that asks the aide to send back what the sender ought already to hold as the update call, and enters the short link as the doubtful written address the outline prints last of its four kinds.