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What is the main reason for the decrease in electronegativity down the halogen group?
A. Decrease in atomic size
B. Increase in atomic size leading to decreased effective nuclear charge felt by valence electrons
C. Decrease in nuclear charge
D. Increase in electron-electron repulsion
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