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Water, in all its forms, is always in flux and always moving true false
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Water, in all its forms, is always in flux and always moving true false

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The answer is True . No matter what water will always be flowing through objects or different types of matter.
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True, water is always moving. Even when it’s frozen the molecules have just slowed down, by haven’t stopped moving. Have a great day!!!
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