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Sweating in cold temperatures can lead to hypothermia.
True or False

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This is true it can cause hypothermia, and get you very sick

Erik Van Velzen answered Jul 17, 2022

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That is true it can cause hypothermia

Gonzalez answered Jul 21, 2022

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