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36 Cards in this Set
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anonymous
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unknown by name
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surveillance
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the act of carefully watching a particular person or place
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authorize
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to give official permission for something to happen
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transform
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to change completely
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contemporary
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current or modern, belonging to the present time
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philosophy
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the attitude or beliefs that guide how people or groups act
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consume
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to use up, or eat
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prosper
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to become rich and successful
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perpetual
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constant; without stopping
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awe
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a mixed feeling of great respect, wonder, and fear
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prior
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earlier; happening before
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devise
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to plan or invent a way to do something
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cite
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To mention something as an example or proof
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trait
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A quality or characteristic of a person
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psychology
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The study of the mind and how it shapes behavior
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circuit
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A path along which a signal or electric current travels
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mutual
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Shared between two or more people or things
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tolerate
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To be able to accept something unpleasant or difficult
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unify
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To bring or join together
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diverse
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very different from one another
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reluctant
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hesitant and unwilling
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barrier
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something that prevents people from doing something
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ally
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a friend or supporter
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persuade
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to convince someone to do something
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flexible
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able to bend or adapt
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remote
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far away in distance or time
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via
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by a route that passes through; by means of
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restore
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to make something exist again, or to return to its original condition
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client
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someone who pays for the services of a business or professional person
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finance
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a system of managing money; to pay for something, especially a large expense
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proprietor
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the owner and operator of a business
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inflation
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an ongoing pattern of rising prices
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distort
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to twist the truth on purpose in order to give a wrong impression
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emulate
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to behave in the same way as someone else
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customary
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regular and normal
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precede
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to happen or exist before something or someone
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