An arms race is typically the result of __________ decisions made by the parties involved in it
A) paranoid
B) ill-informed
C) rational
D) pessimistic
Answer: C
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A) Fifteen percent B) Twenty-three percent C) Forty-eight percent D) Sixty-two percent E) Eighty-nine percent
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