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What is the difference between an inhabited and uninhabited territory? 1: Inhabited territories have a permanent population, and uninhabited territories do not. 2: Uninhabited territories have a permanent
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What is the difference between an inhabited and uninhabited territory?

1: Inhabited territories have a permanent population, and uninhabited territories do not.

2: Uninhabited territories have a permanent population, and inhabited territories do not.

3: Inhabited territories are claimed by more than one country.

4: Uninhabited territories are claimed by more than one country.

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