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The three twice-born castes were the

The three twice-born castes were the

a. Sikh, Hamar and Maltese.
b. sudras, brahmins and kshatriya.
c. vaisya, kshatriya and brahmins.
d. brahmins, bodhi and mahayana.
e. sudra, ashakan and pariah.

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