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In which direction would the Earth move if the Sun's gravitational force were suddenly removed from it?
A)   In a straight line toward the Sun
B)   Continue in a circular orbit because of its spin
C)   In a straight line directly away from the Sun
D)   In a straight line along a tangent to its circular orbit
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