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Actions That Provide Evidence That a Process Was Deliberately Done

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Actions that provide evidence that a process was deliberately done to deceive, undermine, or conceal the true nature of events is referred to as:


A) Affirmative indications.
B) Positive indications.
C) Affirmative acts.
D) Criminal acts.

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