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Lines `p ,\ q\ a n d\ r` are concurrent. Also lines `p ,\ s\ a n d\ t` are concurrent. Is always true that the lines `q ,\ r\ a n d\ s` will be concurrent? Is it always true for lines `q ,\ r\ a n d\ t` ?

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