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Represent the three types of electron movement in organic reactions.
(N/A) $i$. The electron pair from a $\pi$-bond shifts to an adjacent bond position.
$ii$. The electron pair from a $\pi$-bond shifts onto an adjacent atom.
$iii$. The electron pair from an atom shifts to an adjacent bond position.
$ii$. The electron pair from a $\pi$-bond shifts onto an adjacent atom.
$iii$. The electron pair from an atom shifts to an adjacent bond position.
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