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1. What does the author suggest regarding countries such as China, Japan and India (A) These countries should increase their budgets for space travel. (B) These should enter into agreements with developed countries such space exploration. (C) Their ideas of making Mars habitable are too lofty.

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1. What does the author suggest regarding countries such as China, Japan and India (A) These countries should increase their budgets for space travel. (B) These should enter into agreements with developed countries such space exploration. (C) Their ideas of making Mars habitable are too lofty.

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