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What is the origin of the word raconteur? A. French for "recount" B. Latin for "rascal" C. Greek for "rent" D. German for "details"

What is the origin of the word raconteur? A. French for "recount" B. Latin for "rascal" C. Greek for "rent" D. German for "details"
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What is the origin of the word raconteur?

A. French for "recount"
B. Latin for "rascal"
C. Greek for "rent"
D. German for "details"

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A is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

French for "recount"

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