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Which of the following is an example of how economics can affect science? 
A. Limited funding may lead scientists to research one topic instead of another. 
B. Legislators may create new laws about the use of natural resources based on the recommendations of scientists. 
C. A health crisis may drive scientists to prioritize research on new medications or vaccines. 
D. Community leaders may use scientific data to support a recommendation for costly pollution clean-ups

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