From what I see D must be the answer because anybody who uses somebody's work is obviously against the law. Also if you think about how school teachers say constantly to make sure it is your own work. It doesn't matter if they are a relative, If you copy somebody's work or use it as your it could be considered plagiarism and even stealing. considering plagiarism is stealing somebody's research or work it is against the law.
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Answer:
ditch digger
Explanation:
Just as a "sanitation engineer" is a name given to a garbage collector, so "soil relocation engineer" may be another name for a ditch digger or grave digger.
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There are many jobs in the mining and construction industries where engineering expertise is required with respect to appropriate relocation of soil. A <em>mining engineer</em> will need to relocate soil in such a way as to prevent cave-ins, slides, or pollution, while facilitating reclamation of the mine site when it is no longer productive.
A <em>civil engineer</em> will need to relocate soil using many of the same considerations as a mining engineer, but will also have to plan the moves so as to minimize cuts and fills, and to ensure adequate compaction for the construction to be done.
A <em>dredge operator</em> will perform soil relocation operations to or from underwater locations.
