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lb_gilbert

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The minimum age that a child can work in agriculture is:
 
  1. 13 years
  2. 14 years
  3. 15 years
  4. 16 years

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The American Academy of Nursing Expert Panel on Woman's Health argued that women's health encompasses the entire life span. The fundamental features of excellent women's health care include:
 
  1. Delivery of health care by a range of health care providers
  2. Health care oriented to the child-bearing years
  3. Reflection on women of low economic standing
  4. Accessibility to women within a 50-mile radius



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Answer to Question 1

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The minimum age that a child can work in agriculture is 14 years.

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There are six fundamental features including delivery by a range of healthcare providers..



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