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Where should broken glass and other hazardous materials be disposed of? A. Dumpster B. Trash can C. Hazardous Waste Bin D. Hide it in a cabinet
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Where should broken glass and other hazardous materials be disposed of?

A. Dumpster
B. Trash can
C. Hazardous Waste Bin
D. Hide it in a cabinet

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Hazardous waste bin
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C: Hazardous Wast Bin

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