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The following is a description of a funny cartoon for the New Yorker Caption Contest

  Description: A scientist in a lab coat is standing in a maze, facing a giant mouse. The mouse is much larger than the scientist, who looks surprised.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) So you promise!  I find the exit, and you'll be there waiting for me.
(B) You win.  Go home.
(C) Can you tell me where the cheese is?
(D) Payment for the experiment will be waiting for you at the exit.
(E) I agree, lately this research feels like nothing but dead ends.
(F) Good mouse, but no more treats for you.
(G) After the human trials, I'm not so sure which one of us is more genetically modified.
(H) No, this is The Labyrinth.  The Maze is on the 4th floor.
(I) Well, this side effect was unexpected.
(J) That concludes our study. You can see yourself out.

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