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What is most closely the meaning of the word "desolate" as it is used in the passage below (paragraph 1)? Our little town does not lie on the frontier, nowhere near; it is so far from the frontier, in fact, that perhaps no one from our little town has ever been there; desolate highlands have to be crossed as well as wide fertile plains.

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