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sentence1: Air Masses Warm Fronts and Cold Fronts High Pressure and Low Pressure Cyclones and Anticyclones Air Masses For a discussion of weather, it might be easiest to think in terms of air masses.
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sentence2: In weather terms, the boundary between two air masses is called front.