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- adverb In an
anthropogenic way.
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Examples
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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Art offers something to draw from and to return to what have we created that we can be more proud of, in our anthropogenically damaged world?
Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011
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The regions represented in that report are estimated to contain 95% of the lakes and 84% of the streams that have been anthropogenically acidified in the U.S.
Acid rain 2010
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In particular, improvement is needed in representing ocean/atmosphere/sea-ice interaction processes in order to better evaluate their importance within the context of natural variability and anthropogenically forced change in the climate system.
Global coupled atmosphere-ocean general circulation models 2009
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The polygon directly north of Lake Tanganyika that White portrays as a ‘mosaic of East African evergreen bushland and secondary Acacia wooded grassland’ was subsumed within the montane forest ecoregion, as this was considered more representative of the potential (non-anthropogenically influenced) vegetation.
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