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The table shows the military casualties of World War I. Which conclusion can be drawn from this chart? The number of casualties were small compared to the size of the countries involved. France suffered the greatest number of casualties because it did the most fighting. The war resulted in many casualties for all of the countries that participated. Great Britain had the greatest number of casualties because it fought the longest.
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