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a distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically one belonging to a person.

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trait

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passed from the genes of a parent to a child

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hereditary

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1) to be born with the same characteristics as one of your parents

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inherit

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look like or be similar to

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resemble

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combined genetic information of all the members of a particular population

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gene pool

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a disease or disorder that is inherited genetically

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genetic defect

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inability to have children

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infertility

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scientific methods used to solve crimes

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forensic science

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civil rights

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civil liberties

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a person who has frequently committed crimes

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habitual offender

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a person who commits a crime

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perpetrator

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not usual, not typical, strange

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abnormal

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liquid

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fluid

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unharmed or undamaged

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intact

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encroach on, limit or reduce rights or freedoms

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infringe on (infringement, n.)

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likely to happen soon

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imminent

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to insert material into tissues, or the material inserted into tissues

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implant

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a sudden increase in number or amount

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proliferation

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to keep in safety and protect from harm, decay, loss, or destruction

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preserve

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a woman who gives birth to a baby for another woman

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surrogate mother

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a group of atoms bonded together

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molecule

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the substance that animal and plant cells are made of

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tissue

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one of the tiny parts from which organisms are made

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cell

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a single thing that is taken as an example of a whole category

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specimen

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exact information about how something is made

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specification

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1) a small part or amount of something that is examined in order to find out something about the whole

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sample

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decide in court that someone is not guilty

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acquit

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decide in court that someone is guilty of a crime

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convict

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something that is used as a pattern for producing other similar things

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template

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decide that someone or something isn't responsible for something

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eliminate

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to state formally or publicly

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declare

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to eliminate

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rule out

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to take an active part in sth

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play a major role in

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the study of the facts of a crime

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criminal investigation

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a method or way of doing something

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procedure

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easily recognizable, clearly different from others of the same kind

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distinctive

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extremely small

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minuscule

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keep information about something

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keep on record

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at the beginning

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initially

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get by effort, work or request

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obtain

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a mark made by blood

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bloodstain

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a thin piece of hair, wire etc.

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strand

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the fluid released when the mouth waters that plays an important role in digestion

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saliva (salivate, n.)

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probability

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likelihood

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1) to come out from a place where you can't be seen

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emerge

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a member of your immediate family

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close relative

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search for and find

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track down

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a person related to somebody by birth rather than by marriage

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blood relation

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as a way of doing or achieving something

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as a means of

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to provide money for

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fund

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do medical tests on someone to see if they have a particular disease

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screen

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up until the present time

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to date

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to help

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assist

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something that is disagreed with or disapproved of by some people

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(it's) not without (its) critics

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to keep something or continue to have something

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retain

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afterwards; later; after something else has happened

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subsequently

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to set free from confinement

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release

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debatable, controversial

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arguable

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work or activities that involve investigating something

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investigative (work, reporting etc.)

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mainly, mostly

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primarily

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