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NEED HELP ON THIS TEST PLEASE Which sentence uses correct punctuation?
A. The big, burly, boxer had only one reply; "I'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

B. The big, burly boxer had only one reply; "I'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

C. The big, burly boxer had only one reply: "T'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

D. The big, burly, boxer had only one reply: "I'll see you in the ring
tomorrow."

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