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Which step of the merge sort algorithm combines two sorted halves of an array into a single sorted array?

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The step of the merge sort algorithm that combines two sorted halves of an array into a single sorted array is the "Merge" step. In this phase, the sorted subarrays are merged to produce a larger sorted array.
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