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The word 'who' is a relative pronoun. It can be used in making interrogative sentences; e.g., WHO is the President of America?. It can also be used in subordinate clause as a relative pronoun that represents the subject in the main clause; e.g., Hari is a bright student, WHO stood first in the class.

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