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A language model is designed to process pairs of sentences to understand their relationship. Given Sentence A: 'The team won the championship.' and Sentence B: 'The city celebrated all night.', which of the following options correctly structures these two sentences into a single input sequence for the model?
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A language model is designed to process pairs of sentences to understand their relationship. Given Sentence A: 'The team won the championship.' and Sentence B: 'The city celebrated all night.', which of the following options correctly structures these two sentences into a single input sequence for the model?
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