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If you benefit from an action you've taken, that means it must have been unethical.
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If you benefit from an action you've taken, that means it must
have been unethical.

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Answer:

Benificiall

Step-by-step explanation:

if something benefits you it is =

Benificiall

if something doesn't benefit you its=

Unbenifficial

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