Consider the following grammars
(S1) :
A --> aBCD
B --> bc|c
C --> d|∈
D -> b
(S2) :
A --> aBCD
B --> bc|∈
C --> d|c
D -> b
(S3) :
A --> aBCD
B --> bc|∈
C --> d|∈
D -> b
(S4) :
A --> aBCD
B --> bc|c
C --> d|c
D -> b
Which of the following grammar has same follow set for variable B?

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