Man-made
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| - | # [[create|Create]]d by a [[human]], [[artificial]], as opposed to [[natural]]. | + | '''Man-made''' means [[create|create]]d by a [[human]], [[artificial]], as opposed to [[natural]]. |
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Man-made means created by a human, artificial, as opposed to natural.
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