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Question
The UNs Global Compact is based on the following ten principles in the areas of
A. Human rights, the environment, and anti-corruption
B. Human rights, labor, and anti-corruption
C. Human rights, labor, and the environment
D. Human rights, labor, and corruption
E. Human rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption
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