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A scientist conducted an experiment and selected a random sample of runners from a list of all high school track participants from a certain city. The scientist randomly assigned each runner to one of two treatment groups, and the results of the experiment were found to be statistically significant. To which of the following populations can the results of the experiment be safely generalized?
A. All high school athletes
B. All high school track participants from the city
C. All high school track participants from the country
D. All runners
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