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| the collecting of information to find out facts and points about a subject |
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a regularly published magazine
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| characteristic of scholars, that is, people whose job is to study and research a particular subject |
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| to make someone do something they do not want to do, usually through use of power |
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| belonging to the present time |
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| an official at a university who keeps records of enrollment and academic standing |
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| to display in public view |
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| a building where students live |
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| to access a website or network |
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| a group of computers sharing information and files |
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| not convenient; causing trouble or bother |
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| to direct or manage its course |
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| to refer to or speak about |
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| to determine; to understand |
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| the use of symbols to represent something |
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| used or understood by all |
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| an example or model to be followed |
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| the distribution of colors |
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| fill (someone) with the urge or ability to do or feel something, esp. to do something creative |
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| a sense of being at peace |
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| to describe something or someone in a certain way |
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| a person on the opposite team in a contest; a person or group with a different, contradictory opinion on a topic |
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| to control by shrewd use of influence, often in an unfair or fraudulent way |
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| proceeding or directed toward the outside or exterior |
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| a set of men's garmets of the same color and fabric |
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| organization from higher to lower by rank, social status, or function |
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| how something is distrubted or shared |
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| exercising the most influence or control |
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| to fix a problem; to create a solution to an argument |
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| a state of disharmony or open, prolonged fighting |
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| a large type of monkey living in Africa or Asia |
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| a large flat area of land covered by grass |
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| unfriendly or harmful action against someone |
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| to explain the meaning of |
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| huge plates of the Earth's crust that float atop the molten rock underneath |
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| the outer layer of the earth |
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| to stay on top of a liquid; to stay up in the air |
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| liquefied by intense heat |
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| an idea or prediction that something will occur |
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| to state formally that something is true |
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| the act or process of forming or the state of being formed |
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| the believability in something or someone |
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| belief that something is true |
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| hardened remains of plant or animal life or an earlier geologic period |
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| the time before recorded history |
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things that remain or are left
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| a large area of land that is in one piece and not broken up by seas |
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money that is given to help pay
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| a record of the grades a student received for classes taken |
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| pertaining to a particular category, free of question |
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| grade point average; the average grade earned by a student |
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| to receive an 'A' on a test or assignment |
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| a test that is given at the half-way point of a course |
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| a period of time during which a group of persons meets to pursue an activity |
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| to take away pressure; to make feel better |
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| worth doing; worthy of one's effort or time |
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| a visit made by students to study something away from their school |
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| the study of the rocks and similar substances that make up Earth's surface |
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| a part or share of something larger |
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| a track; a path through a forest or other wild areas |
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| to show that you understand someone's problems |
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related to assignments outside the regular course assignments and exams that are designed to allow students to increase their
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| a mark in a school course of study |
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| to find the place or position of something |
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| a conjunction used to introduce an alternative, clause, or element |
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| the price paid to acquire something |
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| a building where students live |
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| to trade one item or service for another |
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| capable of being modified or adapted |
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| to think hard about something |
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| a sum of money owed to another |
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| to complete a level of schooling |
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| increase through combination |
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| art which reduced colors, shapes, lines, and textures to their least amount |
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| the feel and appearance of a surface |
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| to put up force against something |
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| to symbolize; to stand for; to show |
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| identical or constant; without variations in detail |
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| characterized by or using straight lines, triangles, circles, or similar regular shapes or forms |
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| possessing the property of fluorescence |
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| to understand the meaning of something |
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| a structure acting as a memorial |
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| to create an idea or image in the mind |
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| characteristic that someone or something has |
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| personal magnetism or charm |
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| great excitement for or interest in a subject or cause |
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| a feeling close to love, warmth for someone |
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| a particular characteristic that can produce a particular type of behavior |
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| to work hard for something |
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| an idea or mental pictue; dream |
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| to cause someone to believe something |
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| to bring about; to cause or urge |
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| to assign responsibilities to other people |
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| a public announcement that advertises something |
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| likelihood; movement in a given direction |
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| a specialist in psychology. |
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| to act according to something |
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| to settle a difference by having each side agree to do something for the other side |
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| to state something publicly |
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| a number of similar or related events or things, one following another. |
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| someone who takes part in an activity |
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| having occurred beforehand |
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| to give up something that is valuable to you in order to help another person |
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| to disagree with; to oppose |
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| training though action or effort |
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| to take a short rest from something |
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| the work or assignments that are done for school |
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| to communicate with someone |
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| a task that requires action or movement |
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| the main business section of a city |
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| an area used for outdoor play or recreation, esp. by children, and often containing recreational equipment such as slides and swings |
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| a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net without letting it touch the ground |
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| feeling self-respect; feeling happy about oneself or one's possession |
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| the ability to see or make things in one's mind that may not be real |
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| to speak something one knows from memory |
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| writing that is valued because of its excellence |
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| strong devotion to some activity |
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| showing or expressing action; engaged in activity |
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| a state of disharmony or open, prolonged fighting |
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| to deal with; to take care of; to transport |
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| a state of calm and balance |
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| to give helpful suggestions to someone |
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| to think closely and with great attention |
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| to obtain by buying or taking |
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money that is given to help pay
the cost of school |
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| an acquired behavior pattern regularly followed until it has become almost involuntary |
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| right away; without waiting |
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| to be successful at something, usually some kind of examination |
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| close at hand; not far off |
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| of or related to a particular area |
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| to come upon or experience especially unexpectedly |
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| having high value or regard |
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| providing education or related to education |
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| music, movies, TV; amusement |
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| a building for housing and displaying objects of artistic, scientific or historic interest |
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| wanting to find out about something |
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| information produced in various forms to help people |
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| a person qualified to pass judgment |
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| to bring to a more advanced or effective state |
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| the courses offered at an educational institution |
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| to enter or come between in order to affect something |
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| to restore energy to; to put energy back in |
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| making something worse than better |
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| able to function without waste |
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| a person who applies for or requests something |
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an official plan or course of
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| to succeed at; to be good at |
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| a person who gives advice and guidance to another |
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| occurring at a suitable time |
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| the way of doing something |
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| obtainable; at one's disposal |
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| a problem; a situation to be solved |
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| to appear or arrive at a place |
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| the fact that someone is free to work, be contacted, go to meetings, etc. |
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| an individual who studies the nervous system, including the brain |
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| meant to last, forever or for a long time |
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| the basic unit of living things |
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| to change, to function in a new way |
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| a mass of similar cells that make up a part of an organism and perform a specific function |
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| a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell |
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| to form or create new things |
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| a sudden change in the blood supply to a part of the brain, which can cause a loss of the ability to move particular parts of the body |
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| of or pertaining to a two-way system of electronic communications |
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| the proportion of a specified substance |
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| part of a whole of something |
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| to skillfully handle or control |
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| to come up with a theory; to guess |
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| to be introduced; to experience |
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| the science or study of medical care for children |
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| related to mental awareness and perception |
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| a young child learning to walk |
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| something that occurs natrually |
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| capable or susceptible to being wounded or hurt |
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a person?s sex i.e., male or
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| laboratory; a place or room dedicated to scientific research and experimentation |
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| to give what is needed to someone |
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| to fill; to be present somewhere |
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| to a great degree, highly |
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| to make clear to the sight or understanding |
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| knowing about; conscious of |
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| involving a lot of imagination and new ideas |
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| the lands and buildings of a university or college |
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| difficult to use, do, or deal with |
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| a person hired to keep watch over a building |
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| to place a vehicle in a position |
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| someone who has done something very brave |
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| a feature or quality belonging typically to a person, place, or thing and serving to identify it |
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| royal; someone from the upper class |
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| a class of people who hold high social rank |
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| to describe something or someone in a certain way |
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| very famous for a long period of time |
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| having a strong or violent effect |
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| comedy consists of types of entertainment that are intended to make people laugh |
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| a time period with a general character |
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| to continue steadily in the same manner in spite of obstacles or opposition |
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| having success; flourishing |
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widely and favorably known;
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| the stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced |
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| cultivation of the ground to raise food |
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| to get married and start a family |
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| to supply land with water so that crops and plants will grow |
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| a long narrow channel dug into the ground |
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| the state or quality of being near |
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| bring in as wares from another country |
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| to send goods to another country for sale |
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| path; road; way to go somewhere |
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| any natural food believed to sustain or promote good health |
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| a factor to be considered in forming a judgment or decision |
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| to consider other factors |
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| to look at the characteristics of two different things |
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| to make something known generally or in public, especially to sell it |
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| plainly seen or understood |
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| providing nourishment to a high degree |
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| to think about an idea or belief again after gaining new knowledge |
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| treat with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease |
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| to cause to become less strong |
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| not responsive to; resistant to |
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| the ability to fight off or withstand something |
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| something that defends; a means of protecting |
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| a highly contagious disease characterized by a high fever and aches with pimples that blister and leave scars |
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| to catch, or become ill with, a disease |
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| a protein produced in the blood which fights diseases by attacking and killing harmful bacteria |
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| to cause someone to receive something |
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| the blood flowing through the circulatory system of a body |
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| a disease in a part of your body that is caused by bacteria or a virus |
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| to destroy; to remove completely |
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| already being in position; established |
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| to be worthy of; to earn by merit |
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| to pack items in order to move |
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| when two things become different |
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| someone who studies languages |
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| free from the influence, control, or determination of another or others |
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| a form of a language that people speak in a particular part of a country |
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| to make a change in something |
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| differences in amount, number, level, or form |
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| relating to a general or quite non-specific manner |
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| in a painstaking, or very careful way |
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| a characteristic that is the same for two different things |
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| something that is published |
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| a group formed to make decisions |
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| to successfully finish a training course so that one is able to do a job |
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| very small; the smallest amount necessary |
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| a person or thing that replaces another |
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| formally set or prescribed |
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| to change the direction, order or position |
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specific kinds of plants or
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| a wide range of differences; a certain type |
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| to differ; to change in form |
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| the classification of male and female living things |
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| worked out with precision and attention to detail |
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having to do with physical or
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| a common breed of finch that inhabit grasslands and forests near water |
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| a material with particular characteristics, important or serious |
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| a chemical from body organs that stimulates activity in living systems |
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| to make known or show something that was previously secret |
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| to put something in something else |
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| to give; to show for approval |
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| the act or process of preparing |
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| a part or share of something larger |
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| to ruin or complicate things |
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| to learn; to try to understand |
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| an action that is suggested or advised |
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| a general amount, a supply |
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| subsisting or feeding on animal tissues |
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| to stop and keep something |
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| a tract of wet, spongy land with trees and vegetation |
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| to plow, plant seed, water, and fertilize the land |
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| to make up for a shortcoming; to attempt to fix a problem |
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| dampness, amount of moisture in the air |
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| a carnivorous plant whose prey-trapping mechinism features a deep cavity filled with liquid |
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