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to establish
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to start something that will last a long time
coherence
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the parts of sth fit together
persuasively
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in a way that wants to change someone’s mind to what you want
enabling
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making sth possible
crucial
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extremely important
enormous
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extremely large
advent
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an event happening
PET scans
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medical scan that produces image of brain
facilitating
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to make sth possible or easier
pave the way for
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to make sth possible to follow
realm
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area of interest
current
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of the present time
flawed
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not perfect/ having flaws
modifying
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changing sth
cutting-edge
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highly advanced
wide-ranging
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covering many subjects
ripple effect
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situation when one event produces effects which spread and produce further events
block out a memory
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to stop a memory
commit sth to memory
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to make yourself remember sth
have a selective memory
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to only remember certain things
jog someone’s memory
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to make you remember sth
memorize
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to learn and remember things such as word list
realize
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to suddenly understand sth
recall
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to bring memory of the past
recognize
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to be able to remember/know sth bcs you saw it before
remember
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to keep a piece of information in your mind
remind
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to bring someone’s memory back
trigger a memory
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to usually unknowingly make someone remember sth
word for word
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using the same words
designated
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to be made for some official purpose
fundamental
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forming necessary base or core
impartial
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not biased
inspirational
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making you feel inspired
partial
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not complete
partially
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not completely
reassuring
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making you feel sure
substantial
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large in size
prior to
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happening before sth
increasingly
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more and more
flashback
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a sudden memory of the past
diary
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a private notebook where we write about our life or feelings
concern
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worry
gush
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speak with exaggerated enthusiasm
doodle
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ugly/ messy drawing
relocation
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transfer
temporary
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lasting for limited period of time, not forever being there
tangible
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perceptible by touch
periodically
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in a way that is repeated after some period of time
pioneer
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a person who is the first one to do sth
dazzling
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blinding/flashy

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