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    Salt Water May Contribute to Rapid Erosion,and Thereby,result in Breakup
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Salt Water May Contribute to Rapid Erosion,and Thereby,result in Breakup

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Salt water may contribute to rapid erosion,and thereby,result in breakup of rocky cliffs through chemical reaction with the rocks.

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