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A pond is a small body of water that is too shallow for sunlight to permeate, and a lake is a large body of water that is deep enough for sunlight to permeate
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A pond is a small body of water that is too shallow for sunlight to permeate, and a lake is a large body of water that is deep enough for sunlight to permeate

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FALSE

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False, the technical distinction between a pond and a lake has not been universally standardized.
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