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問題文

The automation runs end to end, and the steward reads the wording that the machine was given. Two pieces of the work part company over which side carries them out: one of them is work that the quality product does, while the other is work that Axon does itself. Two sentences part company over how the machine reads them: one of them is read as one whole, while the other is enough for the machine to try to read a list. Which pairing states both pieces and both sentences correctly?

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1. The making of the copies and the call for a mapping in the round is work that Axon does itself, and the running of the rule on every field in the round is work that the quality product does. The sentence that carries none of them in it is enough for the machine to try to read a list, and the sentence that carries just one of the quote marks in it is read as one whole.
2. The making of the copies and the call for a mapping in the round is work that Axon does itself, and the running of the rule on every field in the round is work that the quality product does. The sentence that carries just one of the quote marks in it is enough for the machine to try to read a list, and the sentence that carries none of them in it is read as one whole.
3. The running of the rule on every field in the round is work that Axon does itself, and the making of the copies and the call for a mapping in the round is work that the quality product does. The sentence that carries none of them in it is enough for the machine to try to read a list, and the sentence that carries just one of the quote marks in it is read as one whole.
4. The running of the rule on every field in the round is work that Axon does itself, and the making of the copies and the call for a mapping in the round is work that the quality product does. The sentence that carries just one of the quote marks in it is enough for the machine to try to read a list, and the sentence that carries none of them in it is read as one whole.