Which is/are correctly linked here? `{:(,"List I",,"List II"),((a),E_(1)Cb,(a),"Carbanion formation"),((b),E_(2),(b),"Stereo specific"),((c),S_(N^(1))

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Which is/are correctly linked here? `{:(,"List I",,"List II"),((a),E_(1)Cb,(a),"Carbanion formation" ... "),((d),E_(1),(d),"Carbocation formation"):}`

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