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The sentence that uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject is: Raising and prunes are stored in those boxes. The correct answer would be option C. The compound subject of this sentence is "raisins and prunes" and it's in the plural form. Therefore, the verb that should be used is also in the plural form, which is "are".

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