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In "Identity", how do flowers differ from weeds? A. Flowers grow outside while weeds are cultivated by gardeners.
B. Flowers live interesting lives while weeds' lives are boring.
C. Flowers are all very short while weeds are all very tall.
D. Flowers have safe lives while weeds live wild and free.

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