Adding multiple vectors in R

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I have a problem where I have to add thirty-three integer vectors of equal length from a dataset in R. I know the simple solution would be

Vector1 + Vector2 + Vector3 +VectorN

But I am sure there is a way to code this. Also some vectors have NA in place of integers so I need a way to skip those. I know this may be very basic but I am new to this.

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