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A corporation is considered a citizen:a. of the state in which it has its principal office, for the purpose of determining diversity of citizenship.
b. of the state of its incorporation, for the purpose of determining diversity of citizenship.
c. under the Fourteenth Amendment privileges and immunities clause.
d. Both (a) and (b).
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