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Why doesn't the removal of a tumor always stop the spread of cancer? A. The cancer may reappear somewhere else. B. Removing a tumor would kill the organism. C. Removing tumors always works.
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Why doesn't the removal of a

tumor always stop the spread of
cancer?
A. The cancer may reappear somewhere else.
B. Removing a tumor would kill the organism.
C. Removing tumors always works.

Why doesn't the removal of a tumor always stop the spread of cancer? A. The cancer-example-1
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A. The cancer may reappear somewhere else.

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