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Find out the misfit sentence in the following set of sentences:

Option 1: India does not want to enlist the help of any third party to resolve its dispute with Pakistan

Option 2: Many other countries maintain that dispute must be resolved as it is internecine to both nations

Option 3: America is one country which wants to placate the conflicting parties to ensure the well-being of civilians

Option 4: Russia is also ready to bring peace in the neighbourhood countries. 

Option 5: China has often indicated that it is ready to arbitrate to ensure peace


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Correct Answer: Many other countries maintain that dispute must be resolved as it is internecine to both nations


Solution : Other options are about whether or not a third country should intervene between India and Pakistan. “Many other countries maintain that dispute must be resolved as it is internecine to both nations” is the answer. It discusses being internecine of the dispute (internecine).

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