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37 Cards in this Set
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plutocracy
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government by the wealthy
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ethnography
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descriptive antrhropology
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aristocratic
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one with tastes, meanners, wealth, etc. of the upper class
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synopsis
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a brief general review or summary
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misogamy
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one who hates marriage
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chronoscope
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an instrument for precise measurement of small time intervals
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endoscope
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an instrument for examining usually the inside of a hollow organ
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plutocrat
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one who's wealth is the source of control or influence
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myopia
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nearsightedness
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necropsy
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postmotrem examination
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ethical
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conforming to the professional standards of conduct
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aesth, esth
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sensation; feeling; perception
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phil
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love
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anesthesiology
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the specailization of giving anesthetics
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ethnic
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as of a group of people having common customs, characteristics, language, etc.
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thanatopsis
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meditation upon death
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hemophilia
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a hereditary disorder in which blood fails to clot normally
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misanthropy
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a person who hates or distrusts all people
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ethn
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nation; people
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microscopic
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so small as to be invisible or obscure except through a microscope
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eth
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character; custom; habit
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miso
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hate; hatred
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philology
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an old term used for linguistics
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bibliophile
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a lover and collector of books
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Philadelphia
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city and port in SE PA whose name means city of brotherly love
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op, opt, ops
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sight; view; eye
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ethical
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conforming to the professional standards of conduct
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philogyny
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love for women
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plut
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wealth
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scop, scept, skept
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look at; see; examine
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aristo
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best
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aristocracy
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a privledged ruling class
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philanthropic
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a desire to help mankind
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ethnology
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branch of anthropology that deals studies societies or language
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misogynist
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hatred of women
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philanthropy
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to engage lightly in love affairs
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anesthetic
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a drug or gas used to produce anethesia
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