Under insider trading rules applicable to publicly traded companies,an accountant is considered to be an "insider":
A) Only if she Is a full-time accounting staff member of a company
B) Only if she is an internal auditor of a company
C) Only if she serves in a financial reporting oversight role
D) Even if she is only temporarily on the company's premises as an external auditor
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A) Is never lawful under
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