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It makes no objective difference to the earth whether Bangladesh is a river delta or a shallow sea, just as it makes no difference to the earth whether human industy survives or fails or, for that matter, whether the human species lives or dies.
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It makes no objective difference to the earth whether Bangladesh is a river delta or a shallow sea, just as it makes no difference to the earth whether human industry survives or fails or, for that matter, whether the human species lives or dies.
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Continental shelf is the part of a continent submerged in relatively shallow sea.
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A long, deserted-looking jetty runs far out into the shallow sea, a few
The Golden Chersonese and the way thither Isabella Lucy 2004
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The central residence consisted of a single tower, which rose some 50 meters into the air while plunging an equal distance into sea and bedrock, on the side where the island fell off steeply into the shallow sea.
Bloodhype Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1973
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The central residence consisted of a single tower, which rose some 50 meters into the air while plunging an equal distance into sea and bedrock, on the side where the island fell off steeply into the shallow sea.
Bloodhype Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1973
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The central residence consisted of a single tower, which rose some 50 meters into the air while plunging an equal distance into sea and bedrock, on the side where the island fell off steeply into the shallow sea.
Bloodhype Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1973
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The central residence consisted of a single tower, which rose some 50 meters into the air while plunging an equal distance into sea and bedrock, on the side where the island fell off steeply into the shallow sea.
Bloodhype Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1973
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When it was over they went down the garden steps to the cove and watched the tide go down, leaving first wet shingle, and then a stretch of sand with a double line of rocks running out into the shallow sea.
Through the Wall Wentworth, Patricia 1950
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"Look!" she cried, flinging her arms above her head, and dropped into space, falling like a star, down, down into the shallow sea.
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