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How long did it take our planet to produce the fossil fuels we're using today? A hundreds of years B thousands of years с hundreds of thousands of years D hundreds of millions of years
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How long did it take our planet to produce the fossil fuels we're using today?
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hundreds of years
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thousands of years
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hundreds of thousands of years
D
hundreds of millions of years
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i think hundreds of millions of year
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