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Its Possible that the vacuum effect is reduced as the dark matter effect on
Its Possible that the vacuum effect is reduced as the dark matter effect on
the possible variable of the quantum field theory is that the dark matter the main
the possible variable of the quantum field theory is that the dark matter the main
compustory of the universe has adverse effects and makes the quantum field theory irreverent
compustory of the universe has adverse effects and makes the quantum field theory irreverent

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Its Possible that the vacuum effect is reduced as the dark matter effect on the possible variable of the quantum field theory is that the dark matter the main compustory of the universe has adverse effects and makes the quantum field theory irreverent to the collection of zero-point energy