A) a lawful permanent resident of the United States.
B) an unlawful but hopefully permanent resident in the United States.
C) an unlawful but only temporary resident in the United States.
D) any of the choices.
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A) during school hours.
B) in a hazardous occupation.
C) more than eighteen hours per week.
D) without a special permit.
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A) an example of the doctrine.
B) an exception based on contract theory.
C) an exception based on public policy.
D) an exception based on tort theory.
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A) hire persons not authorized to work in the United States.
B) recruit persons not authorized to work in the United States.
C) refer for a fee persons not authorized to work in the United States.
D) none of the choices.
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A) demand that Doctors Hospital Corporation be a closed shop.
B) make "hot-cargo" agreements.
C) organize.
D) refuse to bargain with Doctors Hospital Corporation.
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A) a general duty to keep it safe and to meet specific standards.
B) no general duty to keep it safe but must meet specific standards.
C) no general duty to keep it safe or to meet specific standards.
D) only a general duty to keep it safe.
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A) twelve days.
B) twelve weeks.
C) twelve months.
D) twelve years.
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