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What does the word situation mean A.) lack of funds B.) condition or state of affairs C.) an invention with no real purpose D.) a position Taken to show opposition
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What does the word situation mean
A.) lack of funds
B.) condition or state of affairs
C.) an invention with no real purpose
D.) a position Taken to show opposition
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b condition or state of affairs
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B.) Condition or state of affairs
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