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Which of the following uses the most precise language for the underlined phrase in sentence 6?

A. heed the lessons we've learned, and it's time that we look to the future and live in the now.

B. it's time for us to heed the lessons we've learned, and it's time that we look to the future, but also we live in the now.

C. it's time for us to heed the lessons we've learned, look to the future, and live in the now.

D. it's time for us to heed the lessons we've learned, and it's time that we look to the future, and it's also time that we live in the now.

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