A translated play is precise, well annotated, and culturally informed. During rehearsal, however, actors repeatedly shorten lines, rephrase awkward wording, and remove dense constructions. What does this most clearly show?
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A translated play is precise, well annotated, and culturally informed. During rehearsal, however, actors repeatedly shorten lines, rephrase awkward wording, and remove dense constructions. What does this most clearly show?  
 Select ONE correct option

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The translation preserved textual detail, but not necessarily stage viability

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The director should minimize further intervention in the translated script

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The translation privileged foreignness at the expense of contextual support

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The actors resisted fidelity because they preferred a simpler performance text

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