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Correct Answer: A: Fatal
Explanation: The correct answer is fatal. A disease that causes death is called 'fatal' from Latin 'fatum' meaning fate or destiny. Other terms include 'deadly,' 'lethal,' or 'terminal' for different contexts.
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