Joe and Sarah went on their first date to a fancy restaurant. They were seated in a cozy booth and enjoying each other’s company. Sarah leaned over and gave Joe a very welcome kiss as a song performed by Frank Sinatra played softly in the background. A week later, Joe heard the same song on a TV show and again became flushed with excitement.   options:   the CS here is the song, and the CR is excitement   the US is the song, and the UR is the kiss   the US is the song, and the UR is excitement   the CS here is the song, and the CR is the kiss

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