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In Michael Cernea's strategy for Cultural Heritage Preservation, written for the World Bank, he urges __________.
A   a passive approach of non-interference
B   generating capital from tourism to cultural heritage sites
C   a "do no harm" approach
D   cataloging and storing artifacts so that they will not be damaged in their natural environments
E   that material cultural heritage not be used for financial gain

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Cultural Anthropology

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