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50 Cards in this Set
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combine
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to join or cause to join
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cooperate
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to work or act with another or others for a common purpose
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connect
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to join or come together
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combination
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something that results from joining two or more things; a mixture
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cooperation
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willingness to work with others for a common purpose
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connection
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a relationship; something that connects or joins; a link
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situate
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to place in a certain spot or position; locate
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situation
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a combination of circumstances at a given moment
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admire
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to have a high opinion of; feel respect for
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admiration
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a high opinion; respect; esteem
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confuse
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to mislead; mix up; baffle; to fail to distinguish between; to mistake for something else
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confusion
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the condition of being confused; bewilderment
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oppose
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to fight or resist
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opposition
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contrary to nature or tendency; altogether different
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conclude
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to bring or come to an end; close; finish
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conclusion
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the close or closing part of something; end
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explode
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to burst forth or break out suddenly; erupt
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explosion
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a sudden, violent release of energy from a confined space, especially with the production of a shock wave and a loud, sharp sound, as well as heat, light, flames, and flying debris
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comment
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a written note or a remark that explains, interprets, or gives an opinion on something
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contact
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the condition of touching or coming together
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conference
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a meeting to discuss a particular subject
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complicate
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to make hard to understand, solve, or deal with
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commotion
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disturbance; agitation; violent motion
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conversation
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an informal talk in which people exchange thoughts and feelings
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conflict
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prolonged fighting; warfare; a clash of opposing ideas or interests
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conquer
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to win mastery over by war; to gain control over
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computer
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a device that computes, especially an electronic device capable of processing information according to a set of instructions stored within the device
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community
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a group of people living in the same locality and under the same government; the district or locality in which they live
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percentage
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a fraction that is understood to have 100 as the denominator
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positive
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absolutely certain
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realize
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to be fully aware of
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storage
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a space where something is put away for future use
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advertise
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to call attention to a product, as by announcing on the radio or placing a notice in a newspaper
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civilize
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to bring a more highly developed state of society and culture; to refine by education and training
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attractive
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capable of attracting or pulling toward; pleasing to the eye or mind
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exercise
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an activity requiring physical exertion, usually done to maintain or develop physical fitness
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college
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a school of higher learning, entered after high school, that grants a bachelor's degree
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sausage
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chopped and seasoned meat stuffed into a prepared animal intestine or other casing and cooked or cured
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brilliant
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shining brightly; glittering; very vivid color; excellent; wonderful
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washable
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capable of being washed without fading, shrinking, or other injury
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impossible
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not likely to happen or be done
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fragrant
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having a pleasant odor; sweet-smelling
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enjoyable
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giving enjoyment; pleasant; agreeable
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hesitant
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inclined to be slow to act, speak, or decide; uncertain
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excellent
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of the highest quality; very fine; superb
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responsible
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dependable; reliable; trustworthy
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visible
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capable of being seen; perceptible to the eye
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client
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a person consulting a professional, such as a lawyer or an accountant; a customer or patron
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discuss
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to speak together about; converse; debate
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discussion
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the consideration of a subject by two or more persons; a conversation in which ideas and opinions are exchanged
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