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11 August, 05:28

All objects anywhere on or near the Earth are A. held in place by several forces pushing and pulling on them. B. spun in a counterclockwise direction by magnetic forces. C. pulled toward Earth by the force of gravity. D. pushed away from Earth by the force of repulsion.

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