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  1. SPRP
  2. PQRS
  3. RPQS
  4. SQPR
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Option 3 : RPQS

The given paragraph talks about globalisation and the first and the last sentences of the paragraph are already given.

The second sentence of the paragraph will be the sentence (R) as it refers to 'colonial countries', i.e. the colonies of Great Britain in accordance with the previous sentence.

The third sentence of the paragraph will be the sentence (P) as it further talks about the definition of globalisation in developed countries.

The fourth sentence will be the sentence (Q) as it refers to 'they', i.e., developed countries that have been mentioned in the previous sentence.

The fifth sentence will be the sentence (S) as it now talks about the observations of the World Commission and also, it matches with the context of the last sentence.

Hence, the correct order of the paragraph will be RPQS.

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