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Today it’s bordered by a series of neighboring natural areas, forming a wilderness preserve that straddles both sides of the international border and stretches for over one million acres, encompassing nearly 1,200 lakes.

The bill gives the Park Service an opportunity to buy up to 100 acres from neighboring private landowners to increase parking for popular trailheads, as well as the chance to bid on nearly 4,000 acres of adjacent land to add to the preserve.

He could be remade into a defender of the environment, a preserver of habitats and champion of rainforest ecology.

But every once in awhile someone sends a life preserver with the words, “I agree.”

Mr. Pickwick—deepest obligations—life preserver—made a man of me—you shall never repent it, sir.

And then, before trusting herself down, she threw her arms around her young preserver's neck, and embraced him tenderly.

"Take me to see Fifine's preserver," she said in a commanding voice.

"Guess we'll have to get a life preserver for you," chuckled Big-foot.

That the great preserver of public morals might not be delayed in delivery, Alfred essayed to work the press.