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Chinese Scientists Develop the First Systematic Global Map for Prioritizing Precipitation Observation Stations SECONDARY_TEXT

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The results show that under a high greenhouse gas emission scenario, priority deployment regions could expand to 32.1% of the global land area as climate cha...	verbatim — the passage is on the page, character for character

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QUOTE `{}`	The results show that under a high greenhouse gas emission scenario, priority deployment regions could expand to 32.1% of the global land area as climate change intensifies.

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