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English, 30.01.2020 03:01, hugbug469

"it’s called ‘tropical storm debbie"; specifically, i consider that a sign of good luck, don’t you? " which conjunctive adverb best replaces the underlined words to signal a contrast?
a)incidentally
b)similarly
c)nevertheless
d)otherwise

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