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In a revolutionary development in technology, some manufacturers now make biodegradable forms of plastic; some plastic trash bags, for example, gradually _________ when exposed to sunlight.
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| harden |
| stagnate |
| inflate | propagate | decompose |
| disintegrate |
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The plastic bags gradually decompose or disintegrate under the sunlight
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