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Around 2050, world population growth is expected to surpass:

Around 2050, world population growth is expected to surpass:

A) 5 billion
B) 6 billion
C) 9 billion
D) 15 billion
E) 16 billion

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Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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Good timing, thanks!

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