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uncomplicated and easy to do or understand
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a word created from the first letters of other words
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adjective describing sth done often
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more than two but not many
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pulled or twisted out of shape
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a successful completion of sth
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using the rules meant to protect a system to manipulate the system
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the state or condition of lacking strength
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the smaller number or part
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an act of trying to achieve sth
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an underlaying basis or principle for sth
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inspect someone or sth to determine their nature or condition
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become visible or noticeable
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a person who questions someone closely
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a person who takes part in sth
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a repeated decorative design
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come to realize or understand
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joined or connected with sth
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deprive someone of the right to sth
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the state or fact of having disability of a specific kind
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a price asked for goods or services
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a person who buys and sells goods or assets for others
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a person who resells shares or tickets at a large or quick profit
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a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end
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a group or collection of things that belong together
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opposite of having or showing experience, knowledge and good judgement
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a letters, numbers or other marks
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the state of being complicated
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making sth longer or wider
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incline sth downward from the vertical
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the area behind the main object
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developed to a high degree of complexity
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develop slowly, especially from a simple to a more complicated form
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a statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal
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