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Which of the following examples illustrates a fragment, run-on (or fused) sentence,
  or comma splice?
 
  A) Stretching and yawning, Elwood went to sleep on a pool table.
  B) Elwood, stretching and yawning, went to sleep on a pool table.
  C) Elwood stretched and yawned, then he went to sleep on a pool table.
  D) Elwood stretched, yawned, and then went to sleep on a pool table.
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