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Unlike earlier ways of understanding the world, early scientists
      a.   assumed that the world works by a set of laws.
      b.   advocated religious authority as a valid way to gain knowledge.
      c.   questioned the value of observation and knowledge gained through observation.
      d.   proclaimed the need for justification by trial.
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