Consider the sentence, "Because he always jogs a mile seems like a short distance to him." The principle of late closure states that this sentence would first be parsed into which of the following phrases?
A. "Because he always jogs"
B. "Because he always jogs a mile"
C. "he always jogs"
D. "a mile seems"
Answer: B
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