Type of buddhist text that it uses as its foundation

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Which Japanese sect has much in common with Tibetan forms of Buddhism because of the type of Buddhist text that it uses as its foundation?

a) Shinto

b) Pure Land

c) Nichiren Sho-shu

d) Shingon

e) Tendai

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