When obtaining a medical history, which of these statements made by the patient seemingly indicates that he is suffering from classic angina?
A) "I took five nitroglycerin tablets over 20 minutes to get rid of the pain."
B) "When I stopped cutting the grass, the pain went away."
C) "The pain started when I was sitting down reading the paper."
D) "The pain lasted about 45 minutes before gradually going away."
B) "When I stopped cutting the grass, the pain went away."
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