Part of the opposition to the high-speed train project
A) is due to the large tax breaks the train company will get.
B) is due to the unknown nature of the bullet train technology.
C) is due to rural landowners not wanting to sell their land to the state to improve the travel capabilities of urban dwellers.
D) is based on a concern about which cities it connects, and that the train should go to different destinations.

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The opposition to the high-speed train project is partly due to rural landowners not wanting to give up their land to the state for the benefit of urban dwellers.

Part of the Opposition to the High-Speed Train Project