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Description	English: The four sections found at most beaches. (credit-National Park Service)
Date	18 September 2012, 05:12:07
Source	http://www.nps.gov/fiis/naturescience/images/Parts-of-the-Beach_RC-cartoon_Pdrive-photo.JPG
Author	National Park Service

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