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They are considered so because are the indispensable parts of the nature cycle.Without formation,decay cannot be possible and similarly,formation cannot be possible without decay.In addition to this,THEY ARE IN A CHRONOLOGICAL MANNER SET BY NATURE and that's why cannot be seperated and so together constitute the cycle of nature.

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