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Which basis is not an argument presented to justify racial profiling?
 
  A) Racial profiling is morally justified in a broad range of cases.
  B) Racial profiling has utility because it can eliminate more crime than other law enforcement practices for equivalent expenditures of resources.
  C) Investigating members of such groups differentially will help curb crime.
  D) Some people consider profiling abusive.
  E) There is a significant correlation between membership in certain racial groups and the propensity to commit certain crimes.
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