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Pesticide use has tripled in the past 40 years, yet pests still cause extensive damage to crops. Why has this increased use of pesticides not been more effective?
 
  A) Increases in ultraviolet radiation and global warming break down pesticides faster.
  B) The widespread use of pesticides has resulted in the evolution of pesticide-resistant pests.
  C) The pesticides in use today are much less powerful due to government regulations.
  D) The pesticides available are no longer suited for the most common types of pests.
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