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What can be correctly described as inexorable besides the "ravages of history"? A. a European capital B. the aging process C. the process of healing D. a Roman coliseu…

What can be correctly described as inexorable besides the "ravages of history"? A. a European capital B. the aging process C. the process of healing D. a Roman coliseu…
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What can be correctly described as inexorable besides the "ravages of history"? A. a European capital B. the aging process C. the process of healing D. a Roman coliseum

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B. The aging process
Inexorable means it cannot be stopped.
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