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| 65. | With regard to measurement of the situation before, the concept of the baseline condition comes into play (see Box 4 above). While the baseline condition may be constant, it is likely that it may vary over time. For example, the condition may fluctuate regularly or predictably (as with a flood-plain or a seasonal lake such as a turlough, for instance (90)), or the area of habitat or population of a species affected may already be increasing or decreasing.

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