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No es la ciencia quien ha requerido que la identificación tenga un solo medio y logre una sola eficacia, sino la naturaleza.
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The quote distinguishes between science and nature. It says science did not impose the idea that identification must use one method and produce one fixed result. Instead, nature itself is presented as having that requirement. The wording contrasts human scientific rules with a feature the speaker sees as built into the natural world.
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- Ministerio de Seguridad de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
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