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Suppose that a recent poll of single people over the age of thirty-five were asked about their living arrangements. The poll found that 34% rented a house or apartment, 21% owned a house, and 17% owned a condominium. Suppose that four single people are selected randomly and with replacement.

What is the probability that all four people rent a house or apartment? Show your work and round to the nearest thousandth.

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