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3.- In the foreground, this is what you see: * b. objects with lots of details but are the smallest a. large objects with some details c. objects with lots of details and are the largest
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3.- In the foreground, this is what you see: *
b. objects with lots of details but are the smallest
a. large objects with some details
c. objects with lots of details and are the largest
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c- objects with lots of details and are the largest
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