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Seemingly out of the blue, Callie comes home from work one day and says to her partner Sherry, "I've found someone else. I'm moving out tomorrow." Callie leaves the next day, despite Sherry's attempts to convince her to stay. This breakup could be described as __________.
◦ a bilateral dissolution
◦ fading away
◦ incremental
◦ sudden death


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