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In a game of minesweeper, a number on a square denotes the number of mines that share at least one vertex with that square. A square with a number may not have a mine, and the blank squares are undetermined. In how many ways can the mines be placed in the given configuration on blank squares :

A

120

B

105

C

95

D

100

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