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A Canadian researcher has had a tool published in English. The tool examines the embedded meanings of life in a country that has colonial roots but still maintains allegiance to the mother country.

There is a demand for use of the tool in French-speaking Canadian cities. Which is the type of translation that is most appropriate for this tool?
a. Pragmatic translation
b. Aesthetic-poetic translation
c. Ethnographic translation
d. Linguistic translation

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