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| (v) To give up a position, right or power |
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| (adj) Deviating from what is normal |
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| In fact, whether by right or not; exercising power without being legally established (Latin: from the fact) |
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| (n) Something different from the usual or normal |
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| (n) The act of cutting; the natural separation of a leaf or other part of a plant |
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| A proposition put forward as a starting point for further investigation |
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| An alteration in structure or habits by which a species improves its condition in relationship to its environment |
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| (adj) Moderate in appetite |
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| The giving up of certain pleasures |
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| (n) Growth in size or increase in amount |
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| An economic market in which the demand and supply of goods and services is either not regulated or is slightly regulated |
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| An economic system in which the production, allocation, and consumption of goods and services is planned in advance. Also known as command economy |
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| An economic system in which the production, allocation, and consumption of goods and services is planned in advance. Also known as Planned economy |
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| An economic and political system in which a country's industry and trade are controlled by private owners rather than the government |
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| One who specializes in the physics of the earth and its environment |
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In geology, relating to the formation of rocks solidification from a molten state.
The word igneous is from the Latin ignis (Fire) |
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| (v) To accumulate; grow by addition |
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| Having exclusive control over a commercial activity |
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| (adj)Uncompromising; unyielding |
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| (v) to caution or reprimand |
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| (v)To corrupt or make impure |
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(adj)Relating to the beauty of art
(n) A conception of what is artistically beautiful |
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| The conception of what is beautiful; A branch of philosophy dealing with beauty and art, and the standards in judging them |
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| Someone who cultivates a special sensitivity to beauty; Often the word refers to a person whose interest in beauty and art is regarded as excessive or superficial |
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| (n) Fondness; liking; similarity |
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