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Which sample described below will most accurately describe the population? A. A sample of 5 members of a high school’s National Honors Society that has 54 members.
B. A sample of 12 former politicians about their thoughts on gun control.
C. A sample of 25 members of a national book club that has over 2000 members.
D. A sample of 500 adults who are asked their opinion about a recent law enacted.

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