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Which of the following statements best differentiates a principle and a rule as per AICPA's Code of Professional Conduct?
A) A principle is an external person who oversees the behavioral actions of those who practice a profession, while a rule is a value-based internal force for behavioral action.
B) A principle is an external person who oversees the behavioral actions of those who practice a profession, while a rule is an authoritative regulatory force for behavioral action.
C) A principle is a value-based internal force for behavioral action and a rule is an authoritative regulatory force for behavioral action.
D) A principle is regulatory force with advanced education and training and a rule is a value-based internal force for behavioral action.

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