Sequent calculus - where should I start?

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I am given this formulae. $A \land B \implies C \lor D \lor E$

I want to deduce this formulae with sequent calculus. But my problem is that I dont know where to start, or which rule to take first. Because if I take $\land-R$ rule first, I am getting different leaves at the end and if I take $\land-L$ first, I am getting different leaves at the and.

What is the exact rule for where and with what to start?

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You can't deduce it, as it isn't a valid sequent ....