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The Hadley Cell was originally envisaged to cover most, if not all of each hemisphere, North and South. What area does it actually cover?
A) Just the Mid-latitudes
B) Just the Tropics and the Mid-Latitudes
C) Just the Tropics
D) Just areas near the equator

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Understanding Weather and Climate

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