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``Those three guys are irreplacable,'' said Andrews, one of the top 800-meter runners in the state. The paper the drawings were on was too scarce, the prints too irreplacable, too precious, too dear to leave them unattended. It links population with the environment by talking about the process in which human growth pressures destroy irreplacable natural resources. |
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