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To qualify as a supercentenarian, an individual must bea)100 years old b)105 years oldc)107 years o

To qualify as a supercentenarian, an individual must be

a)   100 years old
b)   105 years old
c)   107 years old
d)   110 years old or older

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Adulthood & Aging

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