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[ A _ B ] ... A in inspected __?__ B

Before / ahead of
After / behind
Next to
Opposite of

The correct answer is: Before / ahead of

In the given sentence structure, "[ A _ B ] ... A in inspected __?__ B", the phrase "inspected" would logically fit with the word "Before." This is because the word "Before" indicates a position or time earlier than someone or something else, making it suitable for the context of someone being inspected prior to another person or thing. This relationship between the words helps create a coherent and meaningful sentence.