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The cell membrane protects the cell, separates the internal and external environments, and does not allow any material to enter or exit the cell.

The cell membrane protects the cell, separates the internal and external environments, and does not allow any material to enter or exit the cell.
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The cell membrane protects the cell, separates the internal and external environments, and does not allow any material to enter or exit the cell.

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This statement is true.

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