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appropriate (adj.)
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suitable for a particular person, occasion, or place; proper
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assume (v.)
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to take for granted; suppose
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category (n.)
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a class or division in a system of classification
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community (n.)
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a group of people who have close ties, as through common ties or interests
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complex (adj.)
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difficult to understand or explain
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consequence (n.)
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something that follows from an action or condition; result
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constitute (v.)
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to be the elements or parts of something; compose
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culture (n.)
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the arts, beliefs, customs, institutions, and all other products of human work at a particular time
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formula (n.)
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a method of doing or treating something that uses a set, accepted model or approach
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issue (n.)
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a subject being discussed; a question under debate
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normal (adj.)
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standard or typical
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perceive (v.)
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to become aware of something through the senses, especially to see or hear; to achieve understanding of
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percent (n.)
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one part in a hundred
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potential (n.)
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capacity for growth, development, or coming into existence
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reside (v.)
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to live in a place permanently
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secure (adj.)
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free from fear, anxiety, or doubt; assured, certain
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significant (adj.)
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having a menaing; meaningful
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similar (adj.)
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related in appearance; alike but not exactly the same
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site (n.)
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the place where something was, is, or will be located
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tradition (n.)
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the passing down of beliefs or customs from generation to generation
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