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Who Said That the Important Question Is Not Whether I

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Question 5

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Who said that the important question is not whether I tell the truth but how I should tell the truth?


A) Woody Allen
B) Elizabeth Kübler Ross
C) Your instructor
D) Immanuel Kant

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