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Long ago, before man ' s ambitions brouglit his creativity out of the caves, great changes occurred over the face of the earth. Glaciers took over most of the water avail- able to mal e great sheets of ice and rubble while the sea level dropped dramatically. Up north, land was carved, scraped, and deposited, changing the face of the conti- nent. Hills, lakes, and valleys were created b jj :! i:;-a fvi
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