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In a Survey Conducted by AARP (2004),the Primary Reason Middle-Aged

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In a survey conducted by AARP (2004) ,the primary reason middle-aged and older men cited for wanting a divorce was:

A) cheating.
B) different values and lifestyles.
C) alcohol or drug abuse.
D) falling out of love.

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