Declaring a diplomat "persona non-grata" is a right of the

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(b) Receiving State — The receiving state has the right to declare a diplomat as an undesirable or unacceptable person. The receiving state has the right to declare the ambassador of any country as persona non-gratia at any time and as a result of this declaration, the work of that ambassador ends. Such a provision is in Article 9 and Article 43 of the Vienna Treaty.

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(A) Sending State

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(C) Both sending and receiving State

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(D) None of these

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