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Which of the following sentences correctly. punctuates the transitional phrase?
A. After much, dispute, coffee is brewed in my house each and every morning.
B. After much dispute, coffee is brewed in my house each and every morning.
C. After much dispute coffee is brewed in my house each and every morning.
D. After much dispute, coffee, is brewed in my house each and every morning.

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