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A.B.C.D help please

A.B.C.D help please-example-1
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I think it’s b because it going between two cities

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in·ter·ur·ban

[ˌin(t)ərˈərbən]

ADJECTIVE

existing or traveling between cities.

"the target is to reduce congestion on interurban roads" · [more]

NOUN

NORTH AMERICAN

historical

a railway or train operating or traveling between cities.

"the interurban provided a new predictable and comfortable way to travel"

I think it's B :)

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