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The most stable carbanion is

A

`CH_(3)-overset(-)(C )H_(2)`

B

`CH_(2)=overset(-)(C )H`

C

`CHequivoverset(-)(C )`

D

`(CH_(3))_(2)overset(-)(C )H`

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