English, 29.04.2021 15:40, 1Angel2Got3Brains

The executives cheered their CEO at the meeting when he promised to save the company from bankruptcy within 6 months. They were certain that he would fail. What is the best way to combine these sentences?

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The executives cheered their CEO at the meeting when he promised to save the company from bankruptcy within 6 months; they were certain that he would fail.

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They were certain that he would fail; unfortunately, the executives cheered their CEO at the meeting when he promised to save the company from bankruptcy within 6 months.

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They were certain that he would fail, and the executives cheered their CEO at the meeting when he promised to save the company from bankruptcy within 6 months.

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The executives cheered their CEO at the meeting when he promised to save the company from bankruptcy within 6 months; although, they were certain that he would fail.

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