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Which is least likely to cause a landslide? A. The force of gravity B. The growth of vegetation C. An increase in the slope of a hill D. Saturation of the ground by water

Which is least likely to cause a landslide? A. The force of gravity B. The growth of vegetation C. An increase in the slope of a hill D. Saturation of the ground by water
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Which is least likely to cause a landslide?

A. The force of gravity
B. The growth of vegetation
C. An increase in the slope of a hill
D. Saturation of the ground by water

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i believe it would be

A

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