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With reference to tempo, (Multiple Choice)

With reference to tempo,

A. CD 1:17 is in a more strictly measured tempo than CD 1:18.
B. CD 1:17 is in a faster tempo than CD 1:18.
C. CD 1:18 is in a more strictly measured tempo than CD 1:17.
D. CD 1:18 changes tempo more frequently than CD 1:17.

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