Coordinating conjunctions bring two clauses (subject + verb + object) together. When joining two ideas, the comma is used.
Brutus claims to be an honorable man, but he stabbed Caesar.
Contrast conjunctions introduce a contradiction with what is said before (Brutus is honorable or honest, but he is a killer).
Your question is a bit confusing since i don't know which sentences are which, but it might be this:
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1. Jax hadn't
2.as far as I'm aware already seen the movie before we went to see it together.
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D, to give examples of Motwon's musical legacy
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the reaction
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i like to know what i did right and what i did wrong
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Because they were strict Christian's
