The bodies and possessions of Polynesian chiefs are considered taboo because chiefs

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The bodies and possessions of Polynesian chiefs are considered taboo because chiefs

The bodies and possessions of Polynesian chiefs are considered taboo because chiefs

A. were the primary totems for Polynesian descent groups.
B. occupied a liminal place in society.
C. were considered to be ritually impure.
D. were practitioners of contagious magic.
E. were imbued with a great amount of mana.

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