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Which of these sentences is punctuated correctly? the declaration of independence, was signed july 4, 1776, at independence hall. the declaration of independence was signed, july 4, 1776, at independence hall. the declaration of independence was signed july 4, 1776, at independence hall. the declaration of independence was signed july 4, 1776 at independence hall.

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