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The Latin phrase De gustibus non est disputandum means which of the following?

A. "Disputes aren't easily settled."
B. "The great aren't guilty."
C. "Guilt isn't the issue."
D. "There's no disputing about tastes."



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Final answer:

The Latin phrase "De gustibus non est disputandum" means "There's no disputing about taste."


Explanation:

The Latin phrase De gustibus non est disputandum translates to "There's no disputing about taste." This phrase emphasizes that personal preferences and tastes are subjective and not up for debate or dispute.


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