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The Brownlow Committee's argument that presidential assistants should have a "passion for anonymity," meant that
A) presidents should select individuals who they do not know to work in the White House.
B) presidential assistants should be unknown and unfamiliar individuals.
C) presidential assistants should be comfortable with being relatively unknown and hidden from the limelight.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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