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Updated on: 28 Nov 2017, 01:23 
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Pulsars are generally believed to be fast-spinning neutron stars to be located by the pulsating radio waves it emits.
(A) to be located by the pulsating radio waves it emits
(B) to be located by the pulsating radio waves they emit
(C) locatable by the pulsating radio waves which it emits
(D) emitting pulsating radio waves by which it can be located
(E) that can be located by the pulsating radio waves they emit
(A) to be located by the pulsating radio waves it emits
(B) to be located by the pulsating radio waves they emit
(C) locatable by the pulsating radio waves which it emits
(D) emitting pulsating radio waves by which it can be located
(E) that can be located by the pulsating radio waves they emit
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