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Removing information from a document is called:

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Removing information from a document is called:

Removing information from a document is called:
A) redacting.
B) labeling.
C) reviewing.
D) bates stamping.

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A) redacting

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Never turn the lights out in a lecture hall with students near the door.

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Perfect

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