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Which of the following statements is true of licensing procedures for IT professionals?
A. IT professionals are licensed similarly to doctors, lawyers, and government officers.
B. IT professionals are primarily governed by the information they use.
C. IT professionals are required by law to get a certification as a Professional IT Worker.
D. There are national standards and laws guiding IT workers.
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