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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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12
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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
Delay
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As a matter of fact
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
Her temperature soared
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refund
for full refund
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merchandise
Market v n You have to return merchadises
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so forth
et cetera
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gear
دنده
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kindly
everyone kindly knows what courses
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mark up
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
OPP. Flexible The policy is generally pretty rigid
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miscalculated
I think my professor really miscalculated
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ambitious
ambitious
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pushy
سمج
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ecology
بوم شناسي محيط زيست
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nutrient
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
when nutrient are used over and over Many times
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scarcity
scarce//!! Abundant Lack
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Weather V
The brick has weathered to a lovely pinky-brown. | Her face was weathered by the sun.
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empty
rivers eventually empty into oceans.
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excessive
excessive fertilizers
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clog
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
Ecosystems are adversely affected
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substantial
Considerable Substantial salary
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Earliest
If I ask about earliest thing you can remember
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Widespread
This phenomenon is so widespread and well documented.
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amnesia
child amnesia
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Incident
Childhood incidents
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repress
repress
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disturb
disturb
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barricade
barricade
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Infant
a baby or very young child
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stimuli
Stimulus
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imitation
Imitate
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Bet
I will bet for most of you