As primary landforms are formed, erosion and weathering create "secondary landforms," since these were once "primary landforms" that have been diminished naturally.
I think this would be A. Akbar :)
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example of a time when there is demand for temporary workers is when there is lingering
uncertainty over the strength of economic recovery. Since there is uncertainty
over demand, employers resort to filling positions with temporary staff instead
of full-time employees. Employers believe that temporary employees give them a
more flexible cost structure.
It contributed to sectional tensions because the north and south had grown further apart in terms of economy, idealology and society.
