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How does Aristotle describe the first two types of friendship developing over time? A. Aristotle describes the first two types of friendship as strengthening over time,
as the two friends grow to rely on each other.
B. Aristotle describes the first two types of friendship as deteriorating over time, as
they are based on selfish and brief needs.
C. Aristotle describes the first two types of friendship as developing into the third
type of friendship as friends mature.
D. Aristotle describes the first two types of friendship as turning bitter over time, as
the friends realize they are using each other.

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