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They believed it would be noisy and dirty and did not want it to disrupt their lives.
en.wikipedia.org The processing of new information may disrupt or entirely replace old information.
en.wikipedia.org The principal filming occurred in the summer so the production could use the school and so the educations of the child actors were not disrupted.
en.wikipedia.org Military service disrupted his life when at the age of 42 he was in the army.
en.wikipedia.org They are usually not found in open fields, nor do they seem to be disrupted by humans.
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