Known as an “empire on which the sun never sets,” the Spanish Empire once controlled portions of five continents. Its legacy can still be seen, and heard, in the Spanish-speaking nation of Cuba, which gained its independence from Spain in the nineteenth century. __________ a former colony’s tie to the Spanish Empire is so tenuous that Spanish is seldom spoken there; an example is Sardinia, which ceased to be part of the empire in 1720.
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mediumWhich choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
A
Sometimes,
B
On the other hand,
C
At the same time,
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In addition,