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The fact that smoking is more prevalent in occupations like mining, construction and transportation is an example of
a.   risk-related behaviours associated with particular occupations
b.   risk-related behaviours associated with particular age groups
c.   the need for better health education programs targeting a geographic area
d.   the need for provincial prevention programs
e.   risk-related behaviours associated with a particular sex

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