Select the sentence with an introductory phrase that is punctuated correctly.


In the sun-splashed meadow three deer grazed on tender spring grasses while a pack of coyotes prowled silently.


In the sun-splashed meadow three deer grazed on tender spring grasses, while a pack of coyotes prowled silently.


In the sun-splashed meadow, three deer grazed, on tender spring grasses, while a pack of coyotes prowled silently.


In the sun-splashed meadow, three deer grazed on tender spring grasses while a pack of coyotes prowled silently.

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In the sun-splashed meadow, three deer grazed on tender spring grasses while a pack of coyotes prowled silently.
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