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No, a bottle of Elmer's glue is not considered heterogeneous; it is a homogeneous mixture. The components of the glue, such as water, polymer, and other additives, are uniformly mixed, resulting in a consistent appearance and properties throughout the bottle. In a heterogeneous mixture, different components can be visually distinguished, which is not the case with Elmer's glue.

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