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You inform respondents that all their information will be treated confidentially. Under which (if any) circumstances can the explicit assurance of data confidentiality be broken?
A) It can be broken if no harm is done to the respondents.
B) It can be broken after the data is more than a year old.
C) It can be broken in order to maintain good client relations.
D) It can be broken if the data released is not personal in nature.
E) It can never be broken.

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