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In an election contested by three candidates A, B and C, how many votes are polled by each A, B and C?
I. A got 1000 votes more than B and B got 1500 votes more than C.
II. A total valid votes polled is 19000.

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In an election contested by three candidates A, B and C, how many votes are polled by each A, B and C?I. A got 1000 votes more than B and B got 1500 votes more than C.II. A total valid votes polled is 19000.

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In an election contested by three candidates A, B and C, how many votes are polled by each A, B and C?
I. A got 1000 votes more than B and B got 1500 votes more than C.
II. A total valid votes polled is 19000.