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1. in of wolves and men the author describes wolves as A. lone hunters only. B. very serious animals. C. complex creatures. D. insensitive and unaware.
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1. in of wolves and men the author describes wolves as

A. lone hunters only.
B. very serious animals.
C. complex creatures.
D. insensitive and unaware.

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This would be complex creatures
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Answer:complex creatures

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