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Select the sentence below that uses proper punctuation to separate a nonessential phrase from the main sentence.

a: kimberly was so hungry - she hadn’t eaten all day - that she ate an entire large pizza by herself and she didn’t even save a piece for me!

b: kimberly was so hungry she hadn’t eaten all day - that she ate an entire large pizza by herself and she didn’t even save a piece for me!

c: kimberly was so hungry she hadn’t eaten all day that she ate an entire large pizza by herself - and she didn’t even save a piece for me!

d: kimberly was so hungry - she hadn’t eaten all day that she ate an entire large pizza by herself - and she didn’t even save a piece for me!

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