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Old-fashioned in many ways yet modern in others - with a GPS guiding system - it lacks one key resource: rockets.

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The maps featured in the report series have previously been used to inform leasing decisions for oil and gas development, and they can also provide a key resource to help site future renewable energy projects that minimize effects to critical habitat.

This key resource can be used to create air and rocket fuel and sustain human habitation.

Accusing Haiti of violating a 1929 treaty between both countries, he said that the Massacre River is a key resource for Dominican farmers and that construction could damage the environment, including a wetland.

They can be a key resource for identifying behavioral health conditions like postpartum depression and substance abuse — leading causes of pregnancy deaths in the state.

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

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