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A single part of a cycle refers to one complete iteration or segment within a recurring sequence of events. For example, in the water cycle, evaporation is one part where water transforms from liquid to vapor. Each part contributes to the overall process, maintaining the continuity and balance of the cycle. Understanding these parts helps in comprehending the system as a whole.

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