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Many argue that all research in this area can be considered a slippery slope toward modified, living humans.
The survey area can be considered as a hot spot in terms of both valuable metal prospecting and environmental concern.
In order to further optimise the structure design and reduce the weight but without compromising strength, reduction of redundant materials in the joint flange area can be considered.
The study area can be considered as an independent hydrogeological unit due to the sea surrounding on the four sides.
The extraction of the Activity Area can be considered as a preprocessing step, which can be omitted for real-time processing.
Hence, the surface waters of inland valleys of the study area can be considered to be general good for recession agriculture.
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Many coastal areas can be considered over-stressed systems as a whole, the ecosystem services of which are strongly impaired.
Lumachelle stones, which are produced by marine sediments widely available in most coastal areas, can be considered as one of the aggregates replacements in roller compacted concrete (RCC).
If any part of these lakeside riparian areas can be considered ecologically unique or species-rich it appears to be the non-forested riparian zone and, for birds, the natural lakeshore ecotone (∼50 m into the forest).
These areas can be considered as target for such materials.
Some research areas can be considered to further improve the system proposed in this paper.
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