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Derek lives in a place that frequently experiences natural disasters. The city mayor asked Derek to design a government structure that can
sustain disasters. With which material should Derek embed the concrete that he will use for building the structures?
A wood
B. steel
C. brick
D. Stone
E. vinyl
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