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Anorexics are unlike bulimics in that they __________. A. may practice self-starvation B. may appear normal in weight C. often purge themselves to stay thin D. can eat to the po…

Anorexics are unlike bulimics in that they __________. A. may practice self-starvation B. may appear normal in weight C. often purge themselves to stay thin D. can eat to the po…
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Anorexics are unlike bulimics in that they __________. A. may practice self-starvation B. may appear normal in weight C. often purge themselves to stay thin D. can eat to the point of discomfort

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Anorexics are different from bulimics because they do not purge or appear in normal weight. They starve themselves, and they also exercise compulsively. 
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A but C is also an arguable answer
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