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very ​interested in something and not ​paying ​attention to anything else.

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absorbed in

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the power of knowing things without thinking; sharp insight

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intuition

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to be more important

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take priority over sth

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Awkward or embarrassed

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self-consious

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scientific evidence obtained by careful observation and experimentation

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empirical evidence

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numbers, tables, and graphs are used to support a claim

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facts and figures

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a difference; a lack of agreement

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discrepancy

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to come together

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merge

Question 9

changing in size according to changes in something else

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proportionately

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immensely

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to a great extent

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unimportant; insignificant

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negligible

Question 12

playing a part in bringing something about

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contributory

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incompletely, fractionally

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partially

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related to

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associated with

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to improve

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enhance

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the quality of bending easily without breaking.

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flexibility

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to rest on top of a liquid

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float

Question 18

A brief or an unexpected meeting

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encounter

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to hold back

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inhibit

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to struggle with

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grapple with

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to neutralize, make ineffective

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counteract

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to slow the progress of

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impede

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great unrest; turmoil or disorder

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turbulence

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to keep someone or something at a safe distance

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keep at bay

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grant or bestow (a title, degree, benefit, or right).

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confer

Question 26

Ability to float

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buoyancy

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unfavorable, harmful

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adverse

Question 28

to pull a person's attention in another direction

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distract

Question 29

help and encouragement

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moral support

Question 30

unaffected by

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immune to

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