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| having a pleasing or good sound |
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| statistics dealing with the distribution, density, and vital information of people |
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| the way that something comes into being; beginning; origin |
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| of or having equal force or power |
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| the same in structure, quality, etc.; having like or identical elements |
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| a word or phrase made from another by rearranging or rewriting its letters |
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| giving of one's time, money, prestige, etc., for the betterment of mankind; things done for the "love of man" |
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| a standard or accepted practice by which judgment can be made |
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| not bound by local or national habits or prejudices; at home in all countries; a citizen of the world |
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| being married to only one person at a time |
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| belief in and worship of many gods |
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| children, descendants, or offspring collectively; those who go forth from a particular origin |
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| to happen at the same time; simultaneous |
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| record of the oceans, lakes, and rivers, esp. with reference to navigational and commercial uses |
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| a person who believes that the mind cannot know whether there is a God or ultimate cause |
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| medical treatment in which heat is produced in the body by use of high-frequency electric currents; to heat through |
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| the working together of separate things; said of different body parts of the body, esp. the muscles |
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| a ruling system in graded ranks, originally in sacred orders but now generally used to designate a rated or ranking system |
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