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1. Both parties a solution to the problem and hope to talk things over during the meeting.
A. compare
B. arrange
C. join
D. seek

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PLEASE ANSWER THESE TWO I'LL MARK YOU BRAINLIEST
1. Both parties a solution to the problem...