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| e.g., N.B. ca. or c., viz, et al. Acronyms: Zip code, UNESCO, radar, sonar, laser, and scuba. |
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| Latin meaning together. Before words with h, gn, or usually a vowel |
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| Latin together. Before words with l |
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| Latin together. Before b,m,p, sometime i |
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| Conscious knowledge of recognition of something |
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| religious moral accepted as true |
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| co-workers/ and elsewhere |
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| united nations educational scientific cultural organization |
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| radio detecting and ranging |
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| sound navigation and ranging |
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| lightwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation |
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| self contained breathing apparatus |
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| someone with great regard for material possessions |
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| a person who is devoted to a life of pleasure |
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| someone who relies on experience |
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| A person who takes a practical approach to problems and is concerned primarily his success or failure |
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| Of or pertaining to school of philosophy founded by Zeno |
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| A person who believes that all people are equal |
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| a person who believes against his or her church |
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| freedom of atitude and religious matters |
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| Designed to be useful rather than attractive |
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| A person who attacks cherished beliefs |
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| scholar, person with masteries skills |
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| general public skepticism |
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| Ancient Greek philosophers who followed the teachings of Antisthenes of Athens believed that must lose dependence on outside world |
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| Writer who wrote The Joy Luck Club |
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| Famous linguistic and journalist. Wrote The American Language |
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| another stage above human life |
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