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Here is a sentence with pronoun(s) whose antecedent(s) can either be derived from the context or is ambiguous.
Sentence: The secretary came to the analyst's office to help them book a flight. However, they were not in the office. They left a post-it note on the door to set a new time for the meeting.
Which of the following options correctly explains the antecedent(s) of the pronoun(s)?
(A) The analyst came to the secretary's office. The secretary was not in the office. Ambiguous who left the post-it note.
(B) The analyst came to the secretary's office. The secretary was not in the office. The secretary left the post-it note.
(C) The secretary came to the analysts's office. The analyst was not in the office. The secretary left the post-it note.
(D) The secretary came to the analyst's office. Ambiguous who was not in the office. The secretary left the post-it note.
(E) The analyst came to the secretary's office. The secretary was not in the office. The analyst left the post-it note.
(F) The analyst came to the secretary's office. Ambiguous who was not in the office. Ambiguous who left the post-it note.
(G) None of the above.

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