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(1) What we are concerned about is natural scenery, not tourists.
(2) The natural scenery rather than tourists is what we are concerned about.
(1) What we are concerned about is natural scenery, not tourists.
(2) The natural scenery rather than tourists is what we are concerned about.
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(1) What we are concerned about is nature, not tourists. (2) The natural environment rather than tourists is what we are concerned about.
- (1) What we are concerned about is nature, not tourists.
- (2) The natural environment rather than tourists is what we are concerned about.
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(1) What we are concerned about is nature, not tourists.
(2) The natural environment rather than tourists is what we are concerned about.
(2) The natural environment rather than tourists is what we are concerned about.
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