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                <text>Durante millones de años los procesos naturales se han ajustado para alcanzar un equilibrio  dinámico: el agua se evapora para formar nubes que se precipitan como lluvia y llevan agua a los lugares más recónditos del planeta, luego vuelve a evaporarse para continuar su ciclo; así mismo, los seres vivos acumulan materia orgánica durante su crecimiento, la cual retorna al ambiente después de su muerte; de esa forma, todos los procesos naturales logran un balance para mantener el frágil equilibrio.</text>
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