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7 December, 23:01

Why do rivers usually have some water in them, even during a drought?

A. There is always some runoff.

B. Rivers cut into saturated ground.

C. Rivers cut into unsaturated ground.

D. There is always some water above the water table.

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  1. 8 December, 02:04
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    Rivers cut into saturated ground meaning that some rivers have a source of water
  2. 8 December, 02:29
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    Rivers cut into saturated ground meaning that some rivers have a source of water
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