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Official crime statistics are not regarded as completely accurate because not all crimes get reported. According to the text, what is the other reason why crime statistics may be inaccurate?

▸ because enforcement of crimes is subject to political pressure and legal changes

▸ because many people report only incomplete information about crimes

▸ because much of the information collected by police is later found to be fabricated or untrue

▸ because some crimes are not crimes at all, but are merely acts of deviance

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