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Stem list 1-5

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125 questions

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vita

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demo

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stereo

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ism

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cogn

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sur

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alter

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astr

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dyna

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chron

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hyper

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luna

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octa

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gyro

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contra

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geo

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helio

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thermo

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tetra

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meter

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scope

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son

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dec

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stell

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amat

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morph

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vest

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bene

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pond

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corp

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dorm

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pater

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nov

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punct

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ject

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tion

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loco

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dox

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amphi

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magn

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eu

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endo

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phobia

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ortho

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put

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ver

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matri

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mega

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pop

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sangui

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homo

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spec

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duct

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fer

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pend

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micro

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hydro

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photo

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pan

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penta

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tele

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vid

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ex

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poly

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re

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hypo

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pseudo

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neuro

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tomy

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hema

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proto

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phon

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mono

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viv

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archy

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ard

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cide

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ician

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itis

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aqua

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audi

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bell

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cap

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cise

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bio

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auto

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port

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scrib

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logy

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dict

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cred

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cent

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neo

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ad

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cede

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miss

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centri

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biblio

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anthropo

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ante

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anti

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bi

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circum

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com

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con

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de

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dis

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equi

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extra

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inter

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intra

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intro

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mal

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mis

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non

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post

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pre

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semi

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sub

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super

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sym

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syn

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tri

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un

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