Which selection suggests that a person may need to change his or her name for an unexpected reason? (A) No one keeps a tally of how many people change their names each year, said Bruce Lansky. He is an author of several books about names, including “100,000+ Baby Names." (B) Eighty percent of brides change their last names to their husbands' names, according to The Knot's 2016 Real Weddings Study of women with an average age of 29. (C) Most states allow spouses at least one free name change per marriage, with no expiration date. So, some people take their time. (D) When her husband died, she could not get the money "from his life insurance policy because it had to go to her with his last name. So after 62 years of marriage, she changed her name."​