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Five friends - L, M, N, O and P - have different heights. M is taller than N but shorter than O. P is shorter than N. L is taller than O. Who is the shortest?

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The height order (tallest to shortest) is L > O > M > N > P, so P is the shortest.
Answer: B) P

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