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aggressive psychology
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Aggressive psychology claims that real understanding and real solutions come from psychology.
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Waterloo
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aggressive rabbit
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Aggressive rabbits can hurt a rat very easily, and aggressive rats can seriously annoy a rabbit.
| 0.29262 |
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ARC
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aggressive resemblance
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Aggressive resemblance is used by predators or parasites .
| 0.547669 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive root
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Aggressive roots can plug plumbing, crack paving and pools, and even destroy building slabs.
| 0.327343 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive root
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Aggressive roots can raise sidewalks if planted too close.
| 0.237479 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive therapy
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Aggressive therapies are also popular in unstable coronary syndromes, despite a lack of data.
| 0.343446 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive therapy
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Aggressive therapy can cause lung problems or kidney failure.
| 0.339312 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive tooth
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Aggressive teeth help prevent winching vehicle from slipping on ice, oil, or gravel.
| 0.359098 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive treatment
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Aggressive treatment depends on abortion to get rid of the extra fetuses.
| 0.324307 |
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Waterloo
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aggressive tumor
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Aggressive tumors can invade the sinuses, nasal passages, orbits, and skull base.
| 0.658902 |
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ARC
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aggressive vocalization
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Aggressive vocalizations consist of grunting and growling.
| 0.374854 |
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WordNet3.0
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aggressiveness
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Aggressiveness is a drive
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ConceptNet
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aggressiveness
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Aggressiveness is drives.
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Waterloo
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aggressiveness
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Aggressiveness is in most situations inappropriate because it violates the rights of others.
| 0.339902 |
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WordNet3.0
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aggressiveness
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Aggressiveness isa disposition.
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WordNet3.0
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aggressor
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An aggressor is an offender
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agile enterprise
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Agile enterprise occurs because of business practices.
| 0.351008 |
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ARC
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agile foot
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Agile feet allow the lorikeet to hang upside down and feed from the bottlebrush flower.
| 0.279719 |
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Waterloo
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agile management
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Agile management is that same power for organizations.
| 0.24571 |
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ARC
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agile methodology
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some
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Some agile methodologies focus on light.
| 0.242213 |
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Waterloo
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agility drill
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Agility drills teach the athlete body control and awareness from the centered position.
| 0.265574 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility comes from stretching and bending.
| 0.24772 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility comes from sung and comes when one is calm and quiet.
| 0.351874 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility helps to build confidence in young or shy dogs.
| 0.511313 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility helps to focus an athletic dog's energies in a positive way.
| 0.297165 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a brisk dog sport.
| 0.429199 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a canine obstacle, a sport for dogs.
| 0.585692 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a canine sport that tests a dog's natural athleticism through an obstacle course.
| 0.584274 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a fast paced sport and is a lot of fun to watch and to participate in.
| 0.318292 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a fitting sport for a dog that likes the speed of boats and jet skis.
| 0.278853 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a fun sport for both Beardies and their owners.
| 0.3661 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a fun sport.
| 0.249252 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a fun, competitive sport testing for speed and accuracy of handler and dog.
| 0.383293 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a measure which concerns the ability to adapt to varying situations.
| 0.613452 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a new dog sport enjoyed by all who try it.
| 0.309066 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a relatively new and exciting sport for dogs.
| 0.347387 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a sport in which dogs traverse a maze of obstacles and compete for speed and accuracy.
| 0.671825 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a strenuous sport for dog and handler.
| 0.462961 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a team sport.
| 0.587445 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is a TEAM sport.
| 0.587445 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is as much a mental quality as a physical one.
| 0.33285 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is defined in terms of agile determinants, agile dimensions, and agile characteristics.
| 0.365089 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is designed to help ease tired, aching muscles.
| 0.393067 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is essential to success in the current business world.
| 0.247285 |
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WordNet3.0
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agility
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Agility is gracefulness
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is gross motor control.
| 0.466605 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is important for defense, control, and restraint of hostile inmates.
| 0.272922 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is key in today's economy.
| 0.287236 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is like falling in love with change.
| 0.274334 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is particularly good for dogs with a shy temperament, as they gain confidence so quickly.
| 0.329343 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is similar to show jumping but on a smaller scale with dogs.
| 0.345886 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability of friendly forces to act faster than the enemy.
| 0.612428 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to change direction quickly without loss of speed or control.
| 0.707689 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to change directions quickly while maintaining good balance.
| 0.702733 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to change directions while maintaining balance, body control and speed.
| 0.750869 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to change directions while maintaining balance, body control, and speed.
| 0.754577 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to change speed and direction rapidly without losing balance.
| 0.736569 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to maintain balance and speed while making directional changes.
| 0.704404 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the ability to quickly and efficiently change body position and direction.
| 0.736176 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the deliberate, strategic response for survival in today's market conditions.
| 0.459448 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the fastest-growing canine sport in the United States.
| 0.461091 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility is the most underdeveloped area in athletics.
| 0.386834 |
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Waterloo
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agility
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Agility means readily able to move quickly and easily, lightness and swiftness of action.
| 0.403142 |
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WordNet3.0
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agism
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Agism is discrimination
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Waterloo
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agism
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Agism is structurally operative by enforcement of mandatory retirement age.
| 0.267972 |
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ARC
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agitation
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Agitation also helps prevent over-exposure to the sun.
| 0.289433 |
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Waterloo
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agitation
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Agitation can also have negative effects on people with dementia and their families.
| 0.384573 |
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Waterloo
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agitation
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Agitation can cause some fluids to change their viscosity.
| 0.517483 |
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Waterloo
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agitation
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Agitation distributes the crystal forming nuclei and hastens crystallization.
| 0.413809 |
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WordNet3.0
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agitation
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Agitation is a mental condition
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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agitation
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Agitation is disturbances.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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agitation
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Agitation is feelings.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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agitation
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Agitation is motion.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agitation
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Agitation is the physical act of scrubbing the carpets.
| 0.571662 |
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ConceptNet
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agitation
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Agitation is turbulence.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agitation
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Agitation is used to provide water action removing soil and dirt in top loaders.
| 0.258165 |
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ConceptNet
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agitator
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Agitators are troublemakers.
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
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agitator
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An agitator is a person
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agitator
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Most
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Most agitators have several projections called fins.
| 0.410187 |
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ConceptNet
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aglet
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Aglets are braids.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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aglet
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Aglets are part of shoelaces.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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aglet
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Aglets are sheaths.
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
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aglet
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An aglet is a sheath
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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agnate
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Agnates are relatives.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agnate
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Agnates generally live together in their own wards within a city, town, or village.
| 0.280356 |
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Waterloo
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agnate
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Agnates have special responsibilities to assist at marriages.
| 0.342119 |
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WordNet3.0
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agnate
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An agnate is a relative
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agnathan
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Agnathans possess no paired fins , a single nostril, and a two-chambered heart.
| 0.717302 |
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WordNet3.0
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agnathan
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An agnathan is a vertebrate
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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Agnosia
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Agnosia can also result from a stroke.
| 0.496772 |
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Waterloo
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Agnosia
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Agnosia can result from strokes, dementia, or other neurological disorders.
| 0.665523 |
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Waterloo
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Agnosia
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Agnosia is the generic term for the inability to perceive certain sensory stimuli.
| 0.681874 |
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Waterloo
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Agnosia
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Agnosia is usually the result of some form of brain trauma.
| 0.63587 |
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Waterloo
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Agnosia
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Agnosia typically effects only a single sensory modality, vision being the most common.
| 0.483363 |
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ConceptNet
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agnosia
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Agnosias are brain disorder.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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agnosia
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Agnosias are diseases.
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
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agnosia
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An agnosia is a brain disease
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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agnostic follower
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Agnostic followers are always allies of the church.
| 0.236061 |
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ConceptNet
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agnostic
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Agnostics are people.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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agnostic
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Agnostics are religionists.
| 1 |
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