RURAL ROADS ARE A ALL PAVED B ALL GRAVEL C CONSTRUCTED OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF MATERIALS D USUALLY IN POOR CONDITION

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RURAL ROADS ARE

A ALL PAVED

B ALL GRAVEL

C CONSTRUCTED OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF MATERIALS

D USUALLY IN POOR CONDITION

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D HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

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Im always hitting potholes man!

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