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If an architect were to capitalize on functional distance, and design an apartment building in which all tenants had an equal chance of taking advantage of the propinquity effect, the building would have which of the following features?
   a.   a long hallway, with apartments separated by large spaces
   b.   a U-shaped hallway
   c.   It would be circular, with elevators, laundry facilities, and mailboxes equidistant from all tenants.
   d.   It would be in a straight line, with mailboxes at one end and elevators at the other end.

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