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Why is innate immunity not always effective? A Not everyone has it. B It's not very specific . C It's very slow to act. D It relies on having been exposed to a disease previously.
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Why is innate immunity not always effective?

A Not everyone has it.
B It's not very specific .
C It's very slow to act.
D It relies on having been exposed to a disease previously.

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I believe it is d hope this helps :)
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