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2. [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped] warn that a thinning of the ozone layer could lead to a rise in skin cancer.
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4. The war has dramatically reduced national output and government [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped], and has increased external debt.
5. I have only a [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped] memory of Carson City because we moved away when I was just four years old.
6. In 1979, the U.S. and China finally established [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped] relations 30 years after the foundation of the People's Republic.
7. David Suzuki is a well-known [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped] who has been working hard to educate the people of this country about the dangers of pollution.
8. The Dalai Lama tells us, "In disagreements with loved ones, deal only with the [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped] situation. Don't bring up the past."
9. The professor [currentdiplomaticenvironmentalistExpertslecturednutrientrevenuetoleratevaguewrapped] us on current trends in Irish literature.
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