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Fires that occur as result of human action or inaction but without malicious intent are classified as: Select one: A. unintentional. B. natural. C. accidental. D. negligent.
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Fires that occur as result of human action or inaction but without malicious intent are classified as:

Select one:
A. unintentional.
B. natural.
C. accidental.
D. negligent.

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C …….. zzzzzzzz …… ….
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C. accidental.............

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