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The ill-fated ten million ton sugar harvest of 1970 failed in part because
 
  A) there was a sharp decline in the demand for sugar in international markets.
  B) the United States employed biological warfare to destroy the cane crop.
  C) a terrible hurricane season destroyed the bulk of the cane.
  D) professional cane-cutters took advantage of other jobs made possible by the Revolution.
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