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Physical geography / Extreme points of Earth / Arctic / Earth sciences / International Polar Year / Climate of the Arctic / Cryosphere / Sea ice / Arctic policy of the United States / Polar regions of Earth
Date: 2006-10-12 03:14:58
Physical geography
Extreme points of Earth
Arctic
Earth sciences
International Polar Year
Climate of the Arctic
Cryosphere
Sea ice
Arctic policy of the United States
Polar regions of Earth

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