Reilly has separate college interviews scheduled with a Roger, an African American, and Winnie, an Asian American. To be best liked, Reilly should
A) be modest with Roger but boast truthfully to Winnie.
B) be modest with both Roger and Winnie.
C) boast untruthfully to Roger, but be modest with Winnie.
D) boast truthfully to Roger, but be modest with Winnie.
Answer: D
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