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Which statement best describes regulations of controlled substances ?

A) There is no federal limit, but there may be state limits on the volume of pills dispensed at a time

B) There is no state limit but there are federal limits on the volume of pills dispensed at a time

C) There are no limits on the volume of pills dispensed at one time as long as the transaction is registered with the DEA

D) There are no limits on the volume of pills dispensed at one time as long as the transaction is registered with the pharmacy

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