Google's decision in 2010 to pull its servers out of mainland China and operate out of Hong Kong was a response to what?
A) A drive to increase profits with a broader footprint in Asia.
B) A request from the Chinese government to leave the country.
C) A move to cut costs due to intense competition with the local search firm Baidu.
D) Google's decision to stop using self-censoring, as required by the Chinese government to stay operating in mainland China.

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Google decided it could no longer support censoring because it conflicted with their organizational values such as "democracy on the web works."

Google's Decision in 2010 to Pull Its Servers Out of Mainland