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The reader can infer that a successful diplomat who travels often would need A.
to carry both chopsticks and handiwipes in his or her bag.
B.
to take the time to see all the scenic sights along the way.
C.
to avoid eating the food of the cultures he or she visits.
D.
to be fluent in the customs of many cultures he or she visits.

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