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Which of these sentences uses the word requisite correctly?

a.
the emperor was known for his courageous and requisite spirit.
b.
the wettest region on earth receives requisite showers.
c.
nikita didn’t get the job because she didn’t possess the requisite skills.
d.
jennifer was profusely apologetic for her requisite behavior.

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