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Weathering breaks rock into sediments. Water, wind, and moving ice carry away the sediments in a process called ______
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Weathering breaks rock into sediments. Water, wind, and moving ice carry away the
sediments in a process called ______
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Over time they can break larger rocks into sediments. Rocks break down by the process called weathering. Moving water, wind, and glaciers then carry these pieces from one place to another. This is called erosion
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