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English, 18.11.2019 16:31, riverdaleoncerfan

The word "genius" used in the sentence in this context most likely means a) someone who wrongly believes he is smart. b) a guardian spirit of a place or institution. c) a boring, dull fellow with little imagination. d) an exceptional natural capacity or talent for something.

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