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Who were the "eyes of the ship" on the titanic A.the six lookouts B.the passengers C.the captain and first officer D.the trimmers
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Who were the "eyes of the ship" on the titanic

A.the six lookouts
B.the passengers
C.the captain and first officer
D.the trimmers

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A.the six lookouts

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yes c.the captain and first officer but there is also a good chance of help from the looks out but mainly the answer is c.
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