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At the concert, Julie enjoyed listening to Yo-Yo Ma’s passionate cello music, which she thought was A Beven more inspired than Jacqueline du Pre. No error C D E
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句子不符合逻辑，因为句子将Yo-Yo Ma的大提琴演奏与Jacqueline du Pre作对比。D中的短语不完整，应该加上“the cello play of”。
句子不符合逻辑，因为句子将Yo-Yo Ma的大提琴演奏与Jacqueline du Pre作对比。D中的短语不完整，应该加上“the cello play of”。
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