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It “supports diverse biological communities representative of hard substratum in deep water” according to the Joint Nature Conservation Committee.

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They are retiring and quirky at the same time, emerging from the substratum of shyness on which Enigmatic Andy the Superstar was constructed.

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In 2018, it’s easy to dismiss the concept of Queer Eye as reductive: five gay men, possessing expertise across the fashion and lifestyle substratum, make over a hapless straight man.

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Even here, though, abyssal tuba notes exposed a sonic substratum.

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For Roth, Judaism was substratum, a world to which he always returned but was never afraid to leave, even if only for Manhattan or the Berkshires.

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