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Certified Pega Customer Service Developer のフリー問題 20 / 20 問目

問題文

Out of one table of values, a pair that stands for the same party is set against two others chosen from further down. Which pairing of the claims below is right?

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  1. Consider the pair that stands for a person: the plain value of that pair keeps the living details, and gathers them afresh when the one calling is unknown and unnamed whereas the one of the pair that carries the case's own mark keeps a copy that cannot be written to, taken at the moment the dealing was raised, and consider two more out of the same table: the seventh of the values in that table matters only for the build made for the caring trades, and for no other of them whereas the third of them may take in the chief marks of a person, where the book of record draws no line between them.
  2. Consider the pair that stands for a person: the plain value of that pair keeps a copy that cannot be written to, taken at the moment the dealing was raised whereas the one of the pair that carries the case's own mark keeps the living details, and gathers them afresh when the one calling is unknown and unnamed, and consider two more out of the same table: the seventh of the values in that table may take in the chief marks of a person, where the book of record draws no line between them whereas the third of them matters only for the build made for the caring trades, and for no other of them.
  3. Consider the pair that stands for a person: the plain value of that pair keeps the living details, and gathers them afresh when the one calling is unknown and unnamed whereas the one of the pair that carries the case's own mark keeps a copy that cannot be written to, taken at the moment the dealing was raised, and consider two more out of the same table: the seventh of the values in that table may take in the chief marks of a person, where the book of record draws no line between them whereas the third of them matters only for the build made for the caring trades, and for no other of them.
  4. Consider the pair that stands for a person: the plain value of that pair keeps a copy that cannot be written to, taken at the moment the dealing was raised whereas the one of the pair that carries the case's own mark keeps the living details, and gathers them afresh when the one calling is unknown and unnamed, and consider two more out of the same table: the seventh of the values in that table matters only for the build made for the caring trades, and for no other of them whereas the third of them may take in the chief marks of a person, where the book of record draws no line between them.

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