Answer:
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<span>The answer to the question is false. While human activities are responsible for much of the eutrophication seen in bodies of water, it is not responsible for ALL of them. One example can be seen in stagnant water. Stagnant water collects more nutrients than moving water. The collection of nutrients from any source of stagnant water can cause an overgrowth or algae or phytoplankton, causing eutrophication.</span>
This is an example of
"<span>
disinterested rule-making".</span>
Interested and disinterested rules are the two sorts of rules
that are characterized by enthusiasm for good. There are those that emerge out
of want to secure private property, and those that endeavor to direct and
control the conduct of people, disinterested
being the latter one.
Bronze is a homogeneous mixture. (In this case its two metals.)
Answer:
Conditioned Stimulus.
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