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A corporation is recognized under both federal and state law as a person and:

A corporation is recognized under both federal and state law as a person and:
a. enjoys all of the same rights and privileges accorded to U.S. citizens in about half the states b. enjoys some of the same rights and privileges accorded U.S. citizens
c. enjoys none of the same rights and privileges accorded to U.S. citizens d. enjoys all of the same rights and privileges accorded to U.S. citizens
e. none of the other choices are correct

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