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| feeling, perception, sensation |
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| state of, science, state of, quality, act, body, group |
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| loss of sensibility and motor power |
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| the ability to feel movements of the limbs and body |
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| the process of adapting a novel, play, etc. for film or movies |
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| the study of human musculoskeletal movement |
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| the art and methods of photography used in film making |
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| relating to the production or showing of motion pictures |
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| an action or process; state, quality, act |
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| state, quality, act; that which; process condition |
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| expressed in few words precise |
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| the group of instruments that produces sound by being struck, such as drums, cymbals, and tambourines |
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| anything that encircle; such as a belt or girdle |
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| an injury to the brain, often resulting from a blow to the head |
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| a part of a territory with definite bounds |
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