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When a scientist makes a discovery, it must be peer-reviewed (read and edited by a group of scientists that he does not know or do not know one another) before the finding can be published in a journal. which reason would not prevent the finding from being published?
Options:
a) lack of enough data replication
b) bias on the part of the researcher
c) insufficient evidence to support the hypothesis
d) the finding challenges an accepted scientific theory

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