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Additionally, the researchers present arguments for the necessity of sustainability on planetary objects such as the Moon and Mars and offer examples of terrestrial benefits that could be derived from sustainable exploration practices in space.

Claiming that there is a singular, discoverable intent or meaning that can be derived from the founders’ words is bizarre.

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Based on this, new strategies for improving air quality could be derived.

Fusion's fuel, a form of hydrogen that can be derived from seawater, is virtually limitless.

These aerosols can be derived from natural processes like sea spray and wildfires, but also from human activities like fossil fuel burning, and they can have a profound effect on many aspects of the environment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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