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Trans-fatty acids affect blood-cholesterol levels by
 
  a. raising good-cholesterol levels and lowering total cholesterol.
  b. lowering bad-cholesterol levels and raising totalcholesterol.
 c. raising bad-cholesterol levels and lowering goodcholesterol.
 d. lowering both good- and bad-cholesterol levels.
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