Rest or RestQL or Falcor or GraphQl [closed] - rest

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I'm going to develop a web-application and planning to expose several APIs to customer. Also, going to consume several APIs from third party system
Rest or RestQL or Falcor or GraphQl
Which one would be the best choice of the above 4???
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