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dweller

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How they became ocean dwellers.

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whales

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We know whales are mammals.

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A few years back

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A few years back

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wolf

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Wolves

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Skull

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Skull

skeletal structure

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aquatic

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1living or growing in water:

an aquatic plant

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giant

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Giant step in the right direction

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distant

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Distant relative

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Controversy

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Controversies

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contradictory

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the accused man’s contradictory statements

اظهارات ضد و نقیض متهم

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ingredient

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Key ingredients

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Awar

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You probably aware that…

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squash

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squash

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bean

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Green bean

لوبيا سبز

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Yummy

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Yummy fried potatoes

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Italy

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Italy

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Inedible

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if something is inedible, you cannot eat it because it tastes bad or is poisonous
OPP edible
The meat was so burnt that it was inedible.

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Catch on

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catch on
phrasal verb
1to become popular and fashionable:
The idea of glasses being a fashion item has been slow to catch on.
2to begin to understand or realize something:
catch on to
It was a long time before the police caught on to what he was really doing.

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a while

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1a while a period of time, especially a short one:
It takes a while to recover from the operation.

It takes quite a while to catch on in Europe .

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scholar

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دانشمند

بورسيه

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restrain

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stop

..Restrain from his ideas

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subsist

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Survive

They subsist mainly on grains.

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corn
Grain
Maize
Crop
Wheat grow
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corn
Grain
Maize
Crop
Wheat grow
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Tremendous

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tremendously

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put off

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Delay

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As a matter of fact

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4as a matter of fact spoken
used when adding more details about what you have just said:
‘Have you had many visitors yet?’ ‘No, as a matter of fact you’re the first.’
I knew him when we were in college – as a matter of fact we were on the same course.
➔ matter-of-fact

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soar

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Her temperature soared

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refund

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for full refund

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merchandise

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Market v

n

You have to return merchadises

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so forth

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et cetera

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gear

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دنده

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kindly

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everyone kindly knows what courses

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mark up

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to increase the price of something, so that you sell it for more than you paid for it
OPP mark down
Compact discs may be marked up as much as 80%.

They can be marked up

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Rigid

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OPP. Flexible

The policy is generally pretty rigid

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miscalculated

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I think my professor really miscalculated

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ambitious

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ambitious

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pushy

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سمج

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ecology

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بوم شناسي محيط زيست

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nutrient

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a chemical or food that provides what is needed for plants or animals to live and grow:
The plant absorbs nutrients from the soil.
—nutrient adjective

Nitrogen,carbon ,phosphor

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Over and over

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when nutrient are used over and over

Many times

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scarcity

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scarce//!! Abundant

Lack

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Weather

V

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The brick has weathered to a lovely pinky-brown.

Her face was weathered by the sun.

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empty

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rivers eventually empty into oceans.

43
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excessive

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excessive fertilizers

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clog

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to block something or become blocked:
tourists whose cars clog the roads each summer
clog with
Over many years, the pipes had got clogged up with grease.
—clogged adjective:
clogged highways

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adverse

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Ecosystems are adversely affected

46
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substantial

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Considerable

Substantial salary

47
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Earliest

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If I ask about earliest thing you can remember

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Widespread

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This phenomenon is so widespread and well documented.

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amnesia

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child amnesia

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Incident

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Childhood incidents

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repress

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repress

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disturb

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disturb

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barricade

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barricade

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Infant

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a baby or very young child

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stimuli

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Stimulus

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imitation

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Imitate

57
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Bet

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I will bet for most of you

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