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Which of the following statements concerning the identification of a Type A low-risk program is true?
A.   A Type A program can be considered low-risk if it has been audited as a major program in one of the last two years, and the current year had no reportable audit findings.
B.   A Type A program is low-risk if it was audited as a major program last year, whether or not there were any reportable audit findings.
C.   A Type A program is low-risk if there were no audit findings within the last two years.
D.   A Type A program can never be classified as low-risk.
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