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The tendency in the United States is to think of sexual orientation as falling into ______ categories.
 
  A. 3
  B. 4
  C. 2
  D. 5

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Those who cannot afford a burial and have no one to pay for it are among the
 
  a. negatively privileged property class. c. functionally unique.
  b. semiperipheral class. d. positively privileged property class.



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