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Injury : Pain : : ? (a) Grades : Merit (b) Thunder: Lightning (c) Rotate : Churning (d) Matter : Labour

A

Grades : Ment

B

Thunder: Lightning

C

Rotate : Churning

D

Matter : Labour

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B
Injury causes pain. Simila.Fly, thunder causes lightning.
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