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In a high quality garment which of the following are key seams and locations where pattern matching is expected?
1. Center front and Center back
2. Raglan sleeve
3. Seams with darts
4. Side seams
5. Pockets and Pocket flaps

In a high quality garment which of the following are key seams and locations where pattern matching is expected?
1. Center front and Center back
2. Raglan sleeve
3. Seams with darts
4. Side seams
5. Pockets and Pocket flaps Correct Answer 1, 4 and 5

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