If you're trying to add a word to the next sentence it could either be "Although" or "However". The second option sounds better than the first though
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1 : tightly pressed into a container The contents of the bottle are under pressure. 2 : in a state of stress or anxiety because of having too much to do They both work well under pressure. 3 : being made to feel forced to do something (as by arguments, threats, etc.) The mayor is under pressure to resign.
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To enhance your writing and make it more descriptive and interesting
B is the answer. The subject is Joe and the simple predicate is admitted because that is what Joe did.
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because he is a nice genuine person.
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