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a complete change in ways of thinking, working, or living

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revolution

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ability to do many things

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versatility

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The place in or near which a person or thing is.

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whereabouts

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difficult or impossible to read

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illegible

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essential; alive; important

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vital

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extremely important

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crucial

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ability to move quickly and easily

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agility

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making an important discovery

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breakthrough

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staying power; patience; stamina

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endurance

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abundant; plentiful

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copious

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having the same value

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equivalent

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Coins and paper bills used as money

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currency

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to consist of

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comprise

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move faster

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accelerate

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to relieve, make more bearable

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alleviate

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to fix in a surrounding mass

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embed

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because of that

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thereby

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to set in firmly; to insert in the body surgically

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implant

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1. to receive and send on information, news, etc. to someone

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relay

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See image

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2. to broadcast television or radio signals

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To bring together and make whole

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integrate

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to make clear

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clarify

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fixed deeply and firmly; forming a part of the inmost being

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ingrained

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appear likely or ready to do something

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look set to

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have an attractive feature.

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the library boasts an extensive collection of literary works

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with help or support

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with the aid of

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a fixed point which can be used to refer to other points.

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point of reference

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records or documents of a government or institution; the place where such records are kept

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archive

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to find and bring back, get back; to put right, make good

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retrieve

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to absorb fully; to adopt as one's own; to adapt fully

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assimilate

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sloppy writing that is hard to read

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scribble

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show how you feel by the look on your face or the sound of your voice

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her voice was calm but her eyes registered anxiety

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disadvantage, defect, failing

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shortcoming

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provided with a certain trait, quality, etc.

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endowed with

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report a story

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the newspaper carried news of the crime on the front page

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To make stronger by giving support to

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brace

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sit on one's heels

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squat

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distinguishable

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discernible- indiscernible

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perceptive; exhibiting keen insight and good judgement

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discerning eyes-person

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a movement upward

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ascent a steep slope / descent

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too high

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steep price

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manage to travel through a difficult route

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to negotiate the difficult country roads

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not easily carried, handled, or managed because of size or complexity

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unwieldy

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having problems using your body

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physically challenged

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lacking planning, method, or organization

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uncoordinated

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to change, convert, transform. E.g. Brilliant inventions don't always translate into profitable products.

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to translate into

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to make easier; to assist

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facilitate

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come to an end or bring to an end

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cease

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