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What is the problem or conflict in this story? A.
Daleanor, Drake, and Ayiesha have spent their whole vacation fighting.
B.
A group of friends has planned a vacation but gets stuck on a plane.
C.
Ayiesha and Drake cannot agree on what to do on their last day.
D.
Ayiesha and Drake don't want to do what Daleanor has planned.

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