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Which sentence below does not contain an example of bias because it does not use gender-specific pronouns? a) every member of our staff gives her best effort. b) the fireman arrived on the scene shortly after the fire started still putting on his uniform. c) remind everyone to bring his laptop and cell phone to the meeting. d) mark potential donors' names off the list once they have been called.

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