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a. who's decision was a result of what was known about the problems of DDT.
b. who's decision contrasted with what was know about the problems of DDT.
c. Who's decsion was a solution for the effects of the know problems of DDT.
d. Who's decision supported the use conclusions about the known problems of DDT
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