A Republican Presidential candidate is chosen through:
A. Winning delegates in primaries and caucuses in individual states
B. A straw poll
C. A primary in which everyone can vote
D. A caucus system in which delegates discuss the candidates
E. Winning delegates through the primary system
Answer: A. Winning delegates in primaries and caucuses in individual states
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