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The ocean, once seen as a beautiful gift from God, revealed an ugly truth when a natural disaster destroyed coastal land, showing mankind's pain can outweigh nature's beauty. While the ocean remains inherently beautiful, discovering its full nature, including destructive powers, requires acknowledging a price for that truth through suffering from natural disasters.
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