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A disaster hitting a midwestern crop farm during the winter would cause less damage than if a disaster hit the farm during the summer. O False O True
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A disaster hitting a midwestern crop farm during the winter would cause less damage than if a disaster hit the farm during the summer.

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False because all of the crops would die and during the winter you can’t save the disaster
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True

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