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Which statement best expresses the central idea of the text SHOULD WE SCOFF AT THE IDEA OF LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT? A Studies on the human brain prove that love and lust produce the same chemicals in the brain, proving that they are essentially the same feeling. B Love at first sight is something that occurs more often in books and on television, rather than in our real lives. C Everyone is capable of experiencing love at first sight if they permit themselves to connect with someone on a deeper level. D True love can develop within a short period of time for some people if they develop a sudden and deep connection with each other.

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