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(I firmly believe that, in this world of ever-diminishing irreplaceable resources, using a line only once represents the sort of wastefulness our society can ill afford).
In the U.S., it is frequently pointed out how much private enterprise & greed have done to destroy the environment, but in Russia public officals run public agencies who are similarly responsible for proposals to exploit irreplaceable resources.
Higher fungi are valuable and irreplaceable resources of natural product-derived lead compounds for drug research and development [1].
An accurate and robust method to extract water bodies is critical to effectively manage these irreplaceable resources.
The enterprises that hold valuable, rare, inimitable, and irreplaceable resources can more easily access sustainable and competitive advantages and excessive profits (Habbershon and Williams 1999; Habbershon et al. 2003).
Traditional architectonic heritage elements are fragile and irreplaceable resources, signs of the ancient ways of life and the history of the modern societies, and essential valuable elements of the own landscape of a region.
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"Survivors are an irreplaceable resource.
They opposed "the loss of an important grade II listed building" that is "an irreplaceable resource".
First, assigning an $11 billion value to an irreplaceable resource like the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is ludicrous.
Sunlight is free, it does not use up an irreplaceable resource, and its conversion to electricity is nonpolluting.
Any of dozens of actresses could have stepped into her television role, but as a singer she is an irreplaceable resource.
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