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The answer is A. Researchers would most likely find information that is unbiased from an encyclopedia article. Encyclopedia is a reference containing a wide range of knowledge. It is divided into articles. These articles are organized in an alphabetical manner. Encyclopedia articles are written in a neutral way. They are written not to convince a reader to certain idea. Things written are facts therefore unbiased.

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