Eight persons sit in two parallel rows of four, the rows facing each other. In each row the four seats are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right as seen by a fixed observer, and seat n of Row 1 sits directly opposite seat n of Row 2, so the two occupants face each other. Row 1 consists of A, B, C and D; Row 2 consists of W, X, Y and Z. C sits at the extreme left of Row 1. A sits immediately to the right of C. B sits at the extreme right of Row 1. W faces A. Z sits at the extreme left of Row 2. X faces B. Which of the following pairs face each other?

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A and W. Row 1: C(1), A(2), D(3), B(4); Row 2: Z(1), W(2), Y(3), X(4). Facing pairs (same seat number) are C-Z, A-W, D-Y and B-X. Among the choices, only 'A and W' is a genuine facing pair.

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