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A nurse is interviewing a client and suspects that the client may have narcissistic personality disorder. Which client statement would help support the nurse's suspicions?

A) I have a very important position in life; everyone I know wants to be like me.
B) My wife is poisoning my food so she can get rid of me and marry her boss.
C) I like to work alone because then I can let my thoughts wander.
D) I'm always the life of the party, making new friends all the time.

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