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An owner reads when each of two tasks is done, and then counts the states that two kinds of row may carry. Two tasks part company over when they are done: one of them is done as the collection goes onto the shelf, while the other is done by editing the collection afterwards. Two kinds of row part company over how many states they may carry: one of them may carry any of three states, while the other may carry either of two states. Which pairing states both tasks and both kinds of row correctly?

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1. The changing of what a collection says about itself is done by editing the collection afterwards, and the naming of the places a collection may be sent to is done as the collection goes onto the shelf. The row that ties one who asked to a collection may carry either of two states, and the row that holds a grouping of collections may carry any of three states.
2. The changing of what a collection says about itself is done as the collection goes onto the shelf, and the naming of the places a collection may be sent to is done by editing the collection afterwards. The row that ties one who asked to a collection may carry either of two states, and the row that holds a grouping of collections may carry any of three states.
3. The changing of what a collection says about itself is done by editing the collection afterwards, and the naming of the places a collection may be sent to is done as the collection goes onto the shelf. The row that ties one who asked to a collection may carry any of three states, and the row that holds a grouping of collections may carry either of two states.
4. The changing of what a collection says about itself is done as the collection goes onto the shelf, and the naming of the places a collection may be sent to is done by editing the collection afterwards. The row that ties one who asked to a collection may carry any of three states, and the row that holds a grouping of collections may carry either of two states.