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'Kalikaar' is a famous fabric threadwork that originated in city G of a country. 'Kalikaar' was an innovation of 'Hardali' tribe of City G. Though the tribe lost its existence long ago, ' Kalikaar' is still very much in demand. Only the authentic 'Kalikaar' depicts fruits and flowers of a specific tree that was worshipped by 'Hardali' tribe.

Which of the following can be inferred from the given information

(Note : An inference is something by which you can logically deduce something to be true based on known premises.)

The 'Hardali' tribe did not worship Gods and Goddesses.
Some people not belonging to the tribe have taken the 'Kalikaar' work forward and managed to keep fulfilling its demand.
During the existence of 'Hardali' tribe, 'Kalikaar' was the only means of their income.
No city other than city G sells authentic cloth materials of 'Kalikaar' threadwork.
Since not many people belonged to the 'Hardali' tribe, others came to know about the tribe only through its innovation of 'Kalikaar'.

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