If in a certain code, ALMIRAH is written as BNPMWGO, which word would be written as DNRWLUA?

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The coding pattern involves shifting letters forward in the alphabet based on their position:  
1. The first letter is shifted 1 step forward.  
2. The second letter is shifted 2 steps forward.  
3. The third letter is shifted 3 steps forward, and so on.

For example:  
- ALMIRAH → BNPMWGO (A+1 = B, L+2 = N, M+3 = P, etc.).

To decode DNRWLUA:  
- Reverse the logic by shifting each letter backward by its respective position:  
  - D−1 = C  
  - N−2 = L  
  - R−3 = O  
  - W−4 = S  
  - L−5 = O  
  - U−6 = T  
  - A−7 = G

Thus, the word is **CLOSOTG**, which corresponds to option (d).

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