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Patil gave back the customary betel leaves offered by Bayaji because . . . . . .
a) they were bad.
b) it was their custom.
c) he felt that they were unnecessary.
d) he did not want to accept them from an untouchable.

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Patil gave back the customary betel leaves offered by Bayaji because (d) he did not want to accept them from an untouchable.

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