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Dave is employed as a programmer in a large software company, where he is respoasible for
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performance for other users. However, Dave returns after nermal working bours to work on a
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it affect the ethics of the situation if any of the following actions or characteristics were
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(bottom) Topographic and bathymetric maps to be completed with relative motions of the plates.
Eurasian Plate African Plate
Eurasian Plate
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