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A - The effect of one living thing on another depends on if their relationship is harmful or beneficial.
B - Relationships between animals are usually violent because they fight over food to survive.
C - TV companies make money by showing the violent relationships between animals.
D - It would be best if all living things only had symbiotic relationships with each other.
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