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Which sentence with a compound subject joined by "or" has correct subject/verb agreement? (Use the Proximity Rule!)

A. Either the students OR the committee members vote fowclass president.
B. Either the teachers OR a guardian vote for class president,
C. Either the parents OR the graduates votes for class president.
D. Either the parents OR the professors votes for class president

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