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Many of the students at Buchanan Junior High know that John and Sara have been "going out" for the past two months. Given what we know about students' early dating habits, it is most likely that John and Sara:
A) have confided in each other about very personal and private matters.
B) have begun to experiment in sexually intimate ways.
C) find each other attractive but don't know each other very well.
D) have many of the same interests and greatly enjoy each other's company.

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