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PART B: Which phrase from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A “The police can monitor all digital communications, including phone calls and text messages, and a complex surveillance network lets them know the whereabouts of any citizen at any time.” ( Paragraph 11) B “They want to make sure no one is doing anything that might jeopardize the unity of the country.” ( Paragraph 11) C “Punishments can include stretches in slave labor camps, torture, or public executions.” ( Paragraph 12) D “The United Nations has accused North Korea of crimes against humanity” ( Paragraph 12)

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