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A．He sent some wine to the judge with his opponent's name.B．lie sent some wine to the

A. He sent some wine to the judge with his opponent's name.
B. lie sent some wine to the lawyer with his opponent's name.
C. He sent some wine to the lawyer with his own name.
D. He sent some wine to the judge with his own name.

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