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Which group is denoted by the term "People who"?

  1. Any

  2. Whenever

  3. People who

  4. Not necessarily true - opposite

The correct answer is: People who

"The term 'People who' typically refers to a specific group of individuals. Option A and B, 'Any' and 'Whenever', can refer to larger and more diverse groups that may not fit the particular group denoted by 'People who'. Option D, 'Not necessarily true - opposite', suggests that the opposite of the group denoted by 'People who' is true, which is not always the case. Therefore, option C, 'People who', is the best fit answer."

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