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1.	Among five people- A, B, C, D and E, each scoring different marks, only two persons scored more marks than A. D scored more than A. B scored less than D but not the lowest. C scored more than B but not the highest. Who scored the lowest marks?
A.	Cannot be determined
B.	B
C.	E
D.	C
Answer» D. C

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