[Q]: Two sister countries used petroleum in different ways. Norway used it to make plastics, while Sweden used it for fuel. Which country used more fuel for trains?
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[A]: Sweden
input: Please answer the following: The inuit tribe lived and hunted on the shores of the Arctic ocean., very close to the North pole. The weather there was very cold throughout the year. Their distant cousins the umpala tribe, lived thousands of miles away, on the shores of the Indian ocean, where the weather was humid and warm, in a tropical climate. Which tribe lived near an ocean with higher salinity?
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output: umpala
Please answer this: Pam and Jill studied mammals. Jill was fascinated with their nutrition, while Pam was more interested and read about the natural selection phenomenon. Which person studied less about beneficial heritable traits becoming more common in a population?
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Answer: Jill
Problem: Belgium and France are two countries participating at a human health meeting. Belgium has a lower biodiversity, while France's biodiversity is much higher. Which country did not promote water resources?

A: Belgium
Problem: Given the question: Two neighboring lands experienced different climates. In Iceland, the actions of its people lead to a loss of animal and plant species. Denmark tried to keep the environment untouched as they understood its importance and the climate was unaffected. Which country experienced more environmental degradation?
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The answer is:
Iceland
Problem: The two teams took different approaches in reinforcing the highway embankment slopes when building segments of the interstate. Team A led by Chuck relied almost entirely on inspiration and good building materials therefore decreasing slope stability, while team B lead by Mike used nature as an ally by planting tens of thousands of trees and shrubs to prevent slope failures and moderate soil transpiration and evaporation. Will the slope built by team B be stronger or weaker than the slope built by team A?

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stronger