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The monument sticks like a fishbone in the city's throat. in these lines, the poet suggests that

1 the monument makes the people of the city uncomfortable because of the history behind it.
2 the monument is not attractive.
3 the monument should have been placed in another part of the city.
4 the monument should have been tron down along with the aquarium.

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