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The number of new people facing the death penalty in the United States has:

The number of new people facing the death penalty in the United States has:

a. increased in recent years, and the execution rate has risen proportionally.
b. increased in recent years, but the execution rate has actually gone down.
c. increased in recent years, but the execution rate has remained stable.
d. decreased in recent years, along with the execution rate.
e. remained stable in recent years, along with the execution rate.

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