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Passage: Coral restoration projects often receive attention when divers attach nursery-grown coral fragments to reefs. Researchers caution, however, that restoration works best when paired with water-quality improvement and limits on local stressors. What is the passage's main point?

Coral restoration is most useful as part of a broader reef-protection strategy. Divers should not participate in coral restoration. Nursery-grown coral fragments always survive after attachment. Water quality is irrelevant when coral fragments are used.

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Coral restoration is most useful as part of a broader reef-protection strategy.

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