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26 Cards in this Set

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to come into - with sn
to establish, maintain, to break off, lose -
contact
to engage in - , to contribute to a - , the - surrounding an issue
debate
combine, differentiate, discern the - of
elements
consume, conserve, generate, save, waste
energy
to emerge, occur, observe, investigate, explain
phenomena
collect, collate, publish,
are questionned, invalidated, falsified
results
are defined, strenghtened
to play, take on a -
roles
to take, provide, analyze
sample
to discover, devise (think up), develop, work out
way
mainly, partly, loosely
to base on (+Adv)
generally, commonly, invariably
to associate with (+Adv)
at length, briefly, thoroughly
to discuss (+Adv)
firmly, clearly, conclusively
to establish (+Adv)
briefly, critically, thoroughly
to examine (+Adv)
clearly, convincingly
to demonstrate (+Adv)
correctly, clearly, closely
to identify (+Adv)
-inevitably poses a question concerning...
-poses a challenge to...
to pose
-strongly suggest a different interpretation
-suggest a new approach
to suggest
refer frequently/specifically in passing to
to refer
to simply list the main hypothesis / causes / features / characteristics
to list
changes/trends/differences observed earlier
to observe
establish the facts
the facts will bear out : confirm
the facts will support their hypothesis
check the facts
present the facts
distort the facts
interesting, relevant, undeniable, little-known
facts + Verb
facts + Adj
-to account for the fact that
-stems for the fact that
-drew attention to the fact that
fact (expression)
-to look for, collect, examine, consider
-the evidence point to, suggest (a conclusion)
-the evidence is growing widespread
-the evidence supports (a theory)
evidence
-to provide sufficient evidence
-convincing, powerful -
-flimsy, conflicting
-new evidence comes to light / emerges
-abundant evidence
- hard, reliable evidence
evidence
to steadily increase
to grow rapidly
to occur periodically
to address directly
to focus narrowly
to typically opt for
to quickly implement
to seriously consider
verb + adverb