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A(n) ________ data type is an old or outdated data type that is still used, usually because it still works for the user, even though newer technology or more efficient methods exist.
 
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What should be on the first line of the first page of an MLA-style research paper?
 
  A) The name of the person for whom the report is prepared
  B) The report date
  C) The report title
  D) The name of the report author
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