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How do we expect that the first Earth-sized extrasolar planets will be discovered (if they exist)?
 
  A) by the transit technique from an observatory in space
  B) with photographs from a new generation of large, ground-based observatories
  C) by NASA's Terrestrial Planet Finder mission
  D) by the Doppler technique

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Each day, there are ________ high tides on Earth.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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