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A Santa Ana (or Chinook or Foehn) wind is a ________.

A Santa Ana (or Chinook or Foehn) wind is a ________.

A) very dry, warm wind flowing down a mountain slope
B) wind that is common to the world's deserts
C) cold, damp wind blowing off a snow field
D) wind associated with a blizzard

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