In the situation comedy,a traditional format for television shows,the same characters appear repeatedly in humorous episodes.A: respectively B: again and again C:simultaneously D: briefly

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In the situation comedy,a traditional format for television shows,the same characters appear repeatedly in humorous episodes.

A: respectively
B: again and again
C:simultaneously
D: briefly

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In the situation comedy,a traditional format for television shows,the same characters appear repeatedly in humorous episodes.A: respectively B: again and again C:simultaneously D: briefly

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