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和訳をお願いします(>_<) Every day, we throw away lots of things. What to do with all that garbage is a big problem. A lot of our unburnable garbage ends up in places which are called landfills. Some of these landfill areas are very large. The Odaiba areas of Tokyo was built on one of the world's largest landfills. The world's largest landfill areas, however, is not on land at all, but in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

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毎日、我々はたくさんのものを捨てます。 そのゴミを全てどう処理するかは、大きな問題です。 我々の燃えないゴミの多くは、最後には、ゴミ廃棄場と呼ばれている場所に集まります。 これらのゴミ廃棄場の中には、非常に大きいものもあります。 東京のお台場地区は、世界有数のゴミ廃棄場の上につくられました。 しかし、その世界最大のゴミ廃棄場は、陸地ばかりではなく、太平洋の真ん中にもあります。

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