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Select the option(s) that appropriately change the given sentence into a comparative degree without altering its original meaning: 'Rarely does one encounter a literary critique as incisive as that penned by Professor Higgins.' 1. Professor Higgins' literary critique is more incisive than any other critique one might encounter. 2. Most literary critiques one encounters are less incisive than the one penned by Professor Higgins. 3. Professor Higgins' literary critique is more incisive than almost any other critique one encounters.