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After the death of a famous movie star, auctions may be held of their personal belongings. Only a few years ago, the sale of a popular actor's pillow almost caused a riot among teenage girls who were bidding for it. The assumption that sleeping with one's head on a dead person's pillow somehow puts you in touch with him could be used as an example of .
A)puberty
B)insanity
C)imitative magic
D)witchcraft
E)contagious magic
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