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What is jargon? A an invalid argument B specific vocabulary used by a group of people about a specific subject, profession, or activity C a difficult task D a category of literature
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What is jargon?

A an invalid argument
B specific vocabulary used by a group of people about a specific subject, profession, or activity
C a difficult task
D a category of literature

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B specific vocabulary used by a group of people about a specific subject, profession, or activity.

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specific vocabulary used by a group of people about a specific subject , profession, or activity.
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