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The answer is, obviously, A (‘Religious intolerance’). Indeed, the freedom of belief (whatever its containing faith) is one of the many other sorts of freedom declared by the Independence days. Among these, we can also point out the freedom of choice (which entails, certainly, the freedom of religion choice), the freedom of speech (as a matter of fact, journalism activity has grown its roots throughout on this principle).

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