The early Australian railroad system of the 1800s was famously uncoordinated. Trains on the broad gauge Victorian Goldfields Railway line in Victoria couldn’t travel on the Ballyhooley Steam Railway in Queensland, which used narrow gauge tracks, without performing time-consuming conversions. __________ historians refer to this complicated system as the “mixed gauge muddle.”
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easyWhich choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
A
For example,
B
Hence,
C
Rather,
D
Likewise,