What is the correct definition of the given vocabulary word?
exploitation
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English, 07.04.2020 19:56 groverparham3
What is the correct definition of the given vocabulary word?
exploitation
A.
The power to affect or change a thing or person
B.
The energy a person needs to do an activity for a long time
C.
The use of others for selfish reasons
D.
A disadvantage or hardship put on an athlete for breaking a rule or other actions
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