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•Sunspots usually appear in groups or pairs.
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•Sunspots usually appear in groups or pairs.
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•Geologists have long been aware that the organic matter required for petroleum to be formed has accumulated in...
•It has long been known that sunspots usually appear in pairs or groups.
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. попарно•Sunspots usually appear in pairs or groups.
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•Geologists have long been aware that the organic matter required for petroleum to be formed has accumulated in...
•It has long been known that sunspots usually appear in pairs or groups.
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