The continuous-time Fourier transform of $\sin t/(\pi t)$ is a unit-height rectangle for |ω|<1.
Time convolution corresponds to multiplying the transforms. Squaring this 0-or-1 rectangle leaves it unchanged except at irrelevant endpoint conventions. Its inverse transform is the original sinc signal, so **A**.
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