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Autism
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Health
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Children with ASD excel at putting ________ together and building blocks. . People diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome experience feelings of _________.. Cold and unresponsive mothers. Neurological mixing of the senses. . Asperger Syndrome often exhibit numerous ______ language behaviors..
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Autism
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Health
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the man who discovered aspergers synderom. stands for autism spectrum disorder. autism symbol. a after school program for kids with autism to help them. opposite of the same,autism kids are....
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Autism
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History
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This includes a wide range or spectrum of symptoms, skills, and levels of disability.. A condition marked by developmental delay in social skills, language, and behavior which is often present in children with varying degrees of severity.. a relationship between two things or situations, especially where one thing affects the other. But in this case a friend.. Repetition of words, phrases, intonation or sounds of the speech of others. Any spoken language, vocalizations, gestures or other means by which a person is able to communicate..
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Autonomic Nervous System
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Body
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Any of the autonomic ganglia located in the plexuses of autonomic fibers.. neurons whose cell bodies lie in the autonomic ganglia and whose purpose is to relay impulses beyond the ganglia. any of the ganglia of the autonomic system whose unmyelinated fibers innervate the internal organs. What does the Ans control ?. Where is the ANS located?.
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Autonomic Nervous System
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Body
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background continuous autonomic activity. drug that simulates or mimics the activation of the sympathetic nervous system . control heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, digestion, breathing, elimination, and pupillary reflex. a single organ most often receives fibers from both divisions of the ANS. the second of two main types of adrenergic receptors .
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Autumn
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Holidays and Seasons
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A word to describe autumn air. Autumn childrens game. A warm item of clothing. Unsettlingly strange. Canadian leaf that produces syrup.
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Autumn and Halloween
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Halloween
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The first month of Autumn.. This scares away animals that eat vegetables on a farm.. A scary apparition, said to haunt houses.. Witch's fly on this.. Kids wear this on Halloween..
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Aviation
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Transportation
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Sudden downpour of water lasting a few minutes. Upside down. Condition where critical angle of attack is exceeded. Heats the Plug. What type of aircraft was used to first break the sound barrier.
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Aviation-Airport
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Transportation
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airport's main building used by passengers/cargo. place in a plane where the flight crew is located. place where aircraft take off and land. the act of increasing a plane's altitude. interactive device where passengers can obtain information.
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Axial Division of the Skeletal System
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Body
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Made up of 26 bones includes the and the coccyx. Largest vertebrae; supports weight . Used for muscle attachment; mandible is the largest . Connects the parietal and temporal bones. Allows to shake our heads 'No'.
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Axial Skeleton
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Body
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formed from bone and cartilage; divides nasal cavity into left and right halves. houses pituitary gland. directs sound to inner ear. forms forehead. forms part of 'cheekbone'.
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Ayan's Geometry
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Math
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A polygon with 6 sides. An angle formed on the outside of a polygon by extending one of its sides. A 10-sided polygon . A seven-sided plane figure. A line about which a curve or an object may rotate or revolve.
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Aztec History
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History
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God of the rain. Morning and evening star. Sea monster. Mother earth goddess. Ruler of the underworld.
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Aztecs
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History
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Belief in many gods. Sons of poor nobles. Belief in existence of only one god. Skilled craftworkers . Area of jurisdiction of Islamic rulers. .
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Babe Ruth
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Sports
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Babe Ruth hit 712 _______. a rawhide ball with red stitches . a bases loaded home run. there are 9 ____ in a game . the opposite of out.
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Baby By Patricia Maclachlan
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Books
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By Patricia Maclachlan
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sophie learned ' Rock, Paper, ________________. Ms.Minifred gave ozzie a _____________ look when he snorted. Larkins mom was _____________ when her son died. Larkins Brothers Name is. Larkins mom only pays attention to _____________.
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Baby Talk
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Home and Family
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breast-feeding. where conception occurs. female part that contains numerous nerve endings; causes orgasm. cord that carries nutrients from placenta to fetus. unfertilized egg.
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Babylon
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History
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what language did they write in. number their math was based on. what did the woman keep if got devorced. what was their city built around. what did they us to make pots.
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Badminton
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Sports
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Players continuousnly playing back and forth. In doubles who hits the incoming serve. The players that don't serve are doing this. Players can not do this. In doubles the player on the right serving must serve to this position on the opposite side of the net.
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Badminton
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Sports
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The place Canada's women's doubles team came in at the 2012 Summer olympics. If the shuttle is hit with two strikes on one side of the net. If the server's score is even the server is on this side. The country that all of the gold medal winners of badminton from the 2012 olympics came from. The men's gold medal badminton winner of the 2012 olympics .
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Baking
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Recreation
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Is used in many products! . They were found in Central Europe. a set of written, printed, illustrated, or blank shee. What is convection and conduction used for. are in common use in nutritional contexts as units of food energy.
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Baking & Breads
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Food
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elastic substance created when proteins in wheat flour combine with liquid. triggers a chemical reaction that makes a baked product rise. partially dormant yeast contained in flour granules. area of concentrated heat that can cause uneven baking & browning. pulverized granulated sugar with added cornstarch.
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Baking Roasting and Grilling
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Food
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Ingredients commonly used to season meat, poultry and fish before roasting. (4, 3, 6). Baked egg custard requires the heat in the oven to be ________. (8). A cooking method that uses dry heat in an oven. (6). Meat should be left to do this for 15 minutes before carving. (4). Equipment used to grill under heat. (10).
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Ball and Socket Joint
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Body
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One of the six major hip movements; rotates inward . Strongest ligament in your body. Cartilage that keeps the ball and socket connected . An internal rotator and an abductor . The 'socket' part of the joint.
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Ballad Poems
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Literature and Writing
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The word 'Ballad' comes from a French dance called ____. A type of figurative language used in 'Space Cows and Green Cheese'. A poem that tells a story. You can find good examples of ballad poems in a romantic type of ____. A famous author who wrote the book 'Pigs Is Pigs'.
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Ballet
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Entertainment
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To jump . To melt. Ballet performed mostly at Christmas, music composed by Tchaikovsky. Pas de deux, dance of how many people . pas de chat is step of what animal?.
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Ballet Moves
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Recreation
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leg unfolds in the air. passing of the foot up the leg to the knee. slow, controlled movements for balance. to rise. spring from both feet to one foot.
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Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
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Books
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The town's people think the cause of the fever is __________.. ___________ Mountain.. The ___________ Tree.. The boys visit the old ___________ to receive folk songs.. Narrator tries to persuade the doctor to give the Seamstress an abortion by promising him a __________..
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Bangladesh
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World Geography
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What is the currency of Bangladesh?. Which Bengali poet was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913? . What was Bangladesh called before it became independent?. What is the national flower of Bangladesh?. The production of which crop is still a main staple of the country and an important part of its economy?.
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Bantu
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Society
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The last special worker is a ______(s). Bantu peoples ______(ed) across the entire continent, but from the Sahara back up to North Africa. One special worker works with crops. Chiefs are choose by ________. Another special worker works with fish.
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Barack Obama
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Government and Politics
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Barack got more of these than any other president ever!. Obama’s father was from this country in Africa.. Obama’s first name.. The number of years in a single presidential term.. After college, Barack moved to this city in Illinois..
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Basic Animal Terms
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Animals
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the upper rounded part of the hindquarter (also called the croup). the topmost part of the head. the part of an animal’s body just above the elbow of the foreleg. the fleshy part of the side between the ribs and the rump (croup). the part of the foot that the animals walks on.
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Basic Business Terminology
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Business and Work
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primary function that a good or service is providing to a consumer. a market in which stock prices are expected to rise. investigation process an investor should conduct into the operations and business plan assumptions of a company soliciting investors. progress through life, especially in a profession; an occupation, a way of making a living. amount by which the selling price of an asset exceeds the seller's initial purchase price.
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Basic Calculus
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Math
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A relation in which each value of x is paired with a unique value of y.. y time------- derivative. A function of the form y = abcx+b + e . Beware that mathematicians consider straight lines to be -----------. Result of differentiating the function and are used to find the slope of non-linear equations at a given point. .
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BASIC COOKING TERMS
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Food
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To add salt, pepper, or other substances to food to enhance flavor. To finely divide food in various sizes by rubbing it on a grater with sharp projections. To cut or chop food as finely as possible. To cook by dry heat usually in an oven. To flatten to a desired thickness by using a rolling pin.
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Basic Electricity
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Physics
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Protects an electrical circuit in the event of a short circuit. Negative charged particles that orbit the nucleus of an atom. Resistance in an electrical cable can vary with. The lines of force or force field around a magnet is also refereed to as the area of influence of magnetic . Converts mechanical energy to electrical energy.
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Basic Electricity
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Science
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The amount of complete cycles occurring in one second of time for a periodic wave. . the maximum value of a periodic wave. a shorter way to write repeated multiplication of the same number by itself. The unit of measurement for the inductance of an inductor.. a material having 5 to 8 valence electrons that strongly opposes the current flow. .
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Basic Employability Skills
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Business and Work
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on the desktop, publishing . Microsoft Word. to be a pro.. work habits that are the foundation of a person's ability to do their job. a portable storage device.
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Basics of Islam
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Religion
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Where will the people whose Good deeds are heavier than their Bad deeds be sent?. What is the Arabic word for Oneness of Allah?. Musa (as) brought which book from Allah?. Who brought the Zabur from Allah?. What is the Arabic word for Prophethood?.
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Basil The Great Mouse Detective
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Movies
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Characters Heroes and Villains and Places From The Film
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The City where and when this film is set in. The Surgeon and Basil's New Trusted Associate. A Seedy Pub Near the Waterfront. The Criminal Master Minded Rat and Basil's Lifelong Arch-enemy. The Toymaker.
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Basketball Terms
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Sports
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When an offensive player drives to the basket, a teammate of the defender leaves his man to '______' cover the player with the ball.. The fast break that results from a rebound, turnover or change in possession. . This area in front of the basket is also known as the 'key' or the 'lane'. . If a player has a good '___________', he is a good ball-handler. . An aggressive rebounder. .
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Baskets
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NONE
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FLAT PIECE OF WOOD WITH HOLES . TECHNIQUE IN WHICH TWO WEAVERS ARE INTERTWINED. PAIRING WORKED WITH TWO PAIRS (FOUR) WEAVERS. CANE WITH WHICH THE SIDES AND BASE ARE WOVEN. SIMILAR TO PAIRING, BUT THREE WEAVERS ARE USED.
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Batteries
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Technology
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A substance that conducts electric current.. The part of an electrode above the surface of the electrolyte.. A metal, used as a conductor, that allows electricity to pass through it.. A process in which substances change into new substances with different properties.. A combination of two or more electrochemical cells in a series..
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Battle of Fort Sumter
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History
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Victors of the Battle of Fort Sumter.. The person who they named Fort Sumter after.. Original use of Fort Sumter.. Union Surgeon.. the number of southern states that seceeded after the Batlle of Fort Sumter..
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Beaumont Quarry
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World Geography
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Habitats, plants and animals found within Beaumont Quarry
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This 12 letter word is the combination of 2 words that explain all the living things on Earth.. A plant or animal that can cause damage to native species and habitats. . A colourful member of the corvid bird family that loves to eat acorns.. This an important type of grassland found in Beaumont Quarry.. Bees, butterflies, moths and hoverflies are all known as what type of bug?.
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Beautiful Creatures
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Books
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Lena's uncle, the town shut-in. Ethan's girlfriend who is a Caster. A supernatural being that can steal dreams. The books author along with Margaret Stohl. The book is written from this mortal's point of view.
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Before They Were Authors
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Literature and Writing
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Dr. Seuss wrote it, it has a orange furry guy.. when you feel weird about something.. Redish flakes of iorn.. Obsessed with someone.. He wrote a book called Green eggs and ham..
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Beginners Economics
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Business and Work
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Based on Economics Vocabulary
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Item we would like to have but is not necessary for survival. What is given up to choose another option. Nation's GDP divided by its population. Economic system where the buyers and sellers make the economic decisions. A region where a group of countries agree to reduce or eliminate tariffs.
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Beginning of the Gospels
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Bible
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Bible Translation is ESV
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Where Mary and Joseph settled to live (Matthew 2:23). The prophet who predicted John the Baptist's ministry (Mark 1:2). The father of Jotham (Matthew 1:9). John's name for Pharisees (Matthew 3:7). Town close to where John the Baptist did his baptizing (John 1:28).
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Behavior
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Society
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taking of food or water into digestive tract. sensory inspection of the environment. result of seeing affection or protection. giving and care and attention . all acts associated with the ultimate fertilization process.
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