A complete sufficient statistic is minimal sufficient under the standard dominated-family setting, so T is determined by any sufficient U. Squaring is one-to-one on the almost-sure nonnegative range, preserving sufficiency, completeness and minimality. U can contain extra information, such as the full labeled sample, that is not determined by T. Thus **D**.
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