Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
Seldom had the tribunal entertained an appeal (1)/ so lacking in substance, nor so plainly designed (2)/ to invite publicity rather than justice. (3)/ No error (4)/

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1. The word **seldom** is negative and introduces a contrast.
2. It links two descriptions of the appeal: “so lacking in substance” and “so plainly designed…”.
3. After a negative like **seldom**, the correct connector here is **"or"**, not **"nor"**.
4. So (2) is wrong. Correct wording: "...an appeal so lacking in substance, or so plainly designed..."
FINAL_ANSWER: b

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