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Which of the following is an 'Inviolable Rule' for a bearish impulse wave?
- Wave 2 high cannot exceed the origin of Wave 1.
- Wave 5 must break below the low of Wave 3.
- Wave 4 high must overlap the Wave 1 low.
- Wave 3 must be the longest of the three motive waves.
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