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liver start learning		a large organ in the body that processes toxins and produces bile, among other functions.
submission start learning		the act of yielding or giving in to authority; a formal presentation of something.
casualty start learning		a person injured or killed in an accident or conflict.
intervene start learning		to come between or alter an event or situation to affect its outcome.
sake start learning		the reason or purpose for doing something; in the phrase "for the sake of," it means for the benefit of.
pension start learning		a regular payment made to someone after retirement or for services rendered.
lifelong start learning		lasting or continuing for an entire lifetime.
sound start learning		vibrations that travel through air, water, or another medium; to make a noise; free from harm or injury.
regain start learning		to obtain or recover something that was lost or taken.
outlet start learning		a means of expressing or releasing something, such as energy or emotion; a store selling goods directly to consumers.
affection start learning		a feeling of liking or love.
commentary start learning		an explanation or analysis of an event or subject.
pioneer start learning		a person who is among the first to explore or develop a new area, field, or activity.
aspire start learning		to aim or hope for something.
accusation start learning		a claim that someone has done something wrong.
inspiration start learning		the process of being mentally stimulated to do something creative or productive.
recount start learning		to tell someone a story or details of an event; or to count something again.
demon start learning		a supernatural being, often evil or malevolent.
newsletter start learning		a regularly distributed publication, often containing news, updates, and information for a specific group or organization.
ruling start learning		an authoritative decision or statement, especially by a judge or authority.
processor start learning		a person or machine that processes information, materials, or data; a computer's central unit.
allocate start learning		to assign or distribute for a purpose.
psychiatric start learning		relating to the diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders.
undoubtedly start learning		without doubt; certainly.
trail start learning		a path or track; to follow or lag behind.
meantime start learning		the period of time between two events or actions; meanwhile.
epidemic start learning		a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease within a population.
scrutiny start learning		critical observation or examination.
cabinet start learning		a group of senior government officials or a storage unit.
driving start learning		the act of operating a vehicle; being forceful or influential.
yell start learning		to shout loudly, typically due to anger, excitement, or urgency.
elevate start learning		to raise or lift something to a higher position or status.
rifle start learning		a type of firearm, typically with a long barrel.
prescribe start learning		to recommend or authorize the use of something, such as medicine, treatment, or a course of action.
tuition start learning		the fee paid for instruction or education.
segment start learning		a part or section of something; to divide into parts.
widen start learning		to make or become broader or wider.
arena start learning		a place for sports or performances.
serial start learning		occurring in a series or sequence; a story or broadcast published in parts.
advocate start learning		a person who supports or argues for something.
quota start learning		a specific share or portion of something; a fixed number or amount of something that is allocated or required.
idiot start learning		a person who is considered to be very foolish or lacking in intelligence.
turnover start learning		the rate at which employees leave and are replaced in a company; the total sales of a business in a period; the act of turning something over.
correspondent start learning		a journalist or reporter stationed in a particular location.
dumb start learning		lacking the ability to speak; foolish or unintelligent.
protective start learning		designed to shield or safeguard someone or something from harm or danger.
outbreak start learning		a sudden and often violent occurrence or rise of something, such as a disease or conflict.
rejection start learning		the act of dismissing, refusing, or not accepting something.
flexibility start learning		the quality of being able to adapt easily to changing circumstances.
substantial start learning		of considerable importance, size, or value.
intensity start learning		the quality of being strong, powerful, or extreme in degree.
crystal start learning		a clear, transparent mineral; a solid substance with a regular structure.
booking start learning		a reservation or an official record of arrest.
exile start learning		the state of being banned or forced to live away from one's country or home.
backing start learning		support or help, often financial or emotional.
flawed start learning		having imperfections or faults; not perfect.
educator start learning		a person who teaches or instructs others.
inhibit start learning		to prevent, restrain, or hold back from action.
indulge start learning		to allow oneself to enjoy something, often excessively or without restraint.
niche start learning		a specialized segment of the market or a specific role or position; a small, comfortable place or space.
solely start learning		exclusively; only.
benchmark start learning		a standard for comparison.
respectively start learning		in the order mentioned; each to its corresponding item.
sketch start learning		a rough drawing or outline; to quickly draw or outline something.
differentiate start learning		to recognize or establish differences between things.
twist start learning		to bend or change the shape of something; a surprising or unexpected development in a situation.
horn start learning		a hard, pointed instrument or part found on the head of some animals; a musical instrument.
authorise start learning		to give official permission.
resume start learning		a brief account or summary of one's experience, education, and qualifications, especially for job applications.
socialist start learning		a person who advocates for socialism, a political and economic system based on social ownership.
inherent start learning		existing as a permanent or essential characteristic of something.
infamous start learning		having a bad reputation; known for something negative or criminal.
trophy start learning		a prize or award given for an achievement, often in sports or competitions.
predecessor start learning		a person or thing that came before another in a position or role.
ranking start learning		the position or level of something or someone in a hierarchy or list.
stab start learning		to pierce or wound with a sharp object; a sudden attempt to hurt.
partially start learning		to a certain extent, but not completely.
replacement start learning		the act of replacing something or someone with another.
devastate start learning		to destroy or severely damage.
firearm start learning		a weapon that can discharge projectiles, typically guns.
namely start learning		used to introduce specific details or examples; that is to say.
retrieve start learning		to get something back, especially something that was lost or stored.
canvas start learning		a strong, heavy fabric or a painting surface.
secondly start learning		used to introduce the second point in a list or argument.
calculation start learning		the process of determining something through mathematical or logical methods.
heritage start learning		the traditions, values, or cultural practices passed down through generations.
funeral start learning		a ceremony or service held to honor and bury a deceased person.
prominent start learning		well-known, important, or noticeable.
reportedly start learning		according to what has been reported; allegedly.
reasoning start learning		the process of thinking about something in a logical way to form a conclusion.
processing start learning		the act of preparing or handling something through a series of steps or operations.
applicable start learning		relevant or appropriate.
tackle start learning		to deal with or confront a challenge or problem; a piece of equipment used in sports.
limb start learning		an arm or leg of a person or animal; any projecting part of a tree, such as a branch.
morality start learning		principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.
imprison start learning		to put someone in prison or a place of confinement.
sensation start learning		a physical feeling or perception; a widespread reaction or response.
cease start learning		to stop or bring to an end.
substitute start learning		to replace one thing with another; a replacement.
mask start learning		a covering worn over the face to hide one's identity or as part of a costume.
privatization start learning		the transfer of ownership or control of a business or service from the public sector to the private sector.
thread start learning		a fine strand of material, typically used for sewing; the main subject or line of an argument or story.
fiscal start learning		relating to government revenue, especially taxes, and public financial management.
flee start learning		to run away from danger or to escape.
leap start learning		to jump or spring forward or upward; a sudden or significant change.
buddy start learning		a close friend or companion.
inspection start learning		the act of examining or checking something carefully, often for quality or compliance.
alignment start learning		arrangement in a straight or proper position.
manipulate start learning		to control or influence something or someone in a skillful or deceptive way.

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