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berenicecastro

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NIMTOO is an acronym that refers to
 
  a. low-level, transuranic waste sites operated by PIMBY, an international hazardous waste managementcorporati on.
 b. the desire of politicians to avoid accepting unwanted land uses while they are in office.
  c. the public desire to keep an unwanted facility out of a neighborhood.
  d. a willingness to accept what others do not want, usually because of the economic benefits are too enticing ornecessary.

Question 2

Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was installed with absolute power in 1953
 
  a. by referendum.
  b. after a protracted civil war.
  c. by his father, Reza Shah, before his abdication.
  d. after a vote by the Majles.
  e. by army officers with financial backing from the United States and Britain.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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