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A testator's will leaves property 'to my children.' One child predeceased the testator, leaving two grandchildren. Under a typical anti-lapse statute, the predeceased child's gift:

Lapses and passes to the residuary estate Escheats to the state Is divided among the surviving children only Passes to the predeceased child's descendants (the grandchildren) by representation

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Passes to the predeceased child's descendants (the grandchildren) by representation

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