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Just after sunset on a rural road, you see a pair of eyes shine in your headlights near the ditch ahead. It looks like a deer. What should you do?

At sunset, A’s headlights reach one deer beside the rural road near the ditch. A close detail shows the same deer’s reflective eyes; no horn or selected response appears.

At sunset, A’s headlights reach one deer beside the rural road near the ditch. A close detail shows the same deer’s reflective eyes; no horn or selected response appears.

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