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Because lead is one of the metals used to solder cans of tuna fish, some medical experts argued that frequent canned-tuna eaters are susceptible to lead poisoning, with even trace amounts of ingested lead remaining in the human body for years.
(a) argued that frequent canned-tuna eaters are susceptible to lead poisoning, with even trace amounts of ingested lead remaining (b) argued that frequent canned-tuna eaters are susceptible to lead poisoning, since even trace amounts of ingested lead remained (c) argue that frequent eaters of canned tuna are susceptible to lead poisoning, with even trace amounts of ingested lead remaining (d) argue that those who eat canned tuna frequently are susceptible to lead poisoning, since even trace amounts of ingested lead remain (e) argue that those who eat canned tuna are susceptible to frequent lead poisoning, because even trace amounts of the lead they ingested remained
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