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Waterloo
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Air is the Ayurvedic term for the gaseous form of matter.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the basic medium of acoustic transmission.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the breath of life.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the commercial source for many of the gases it contains.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the dielectric in a variable capacitor.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the diffused breath.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the driving force in stimulating soil life.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the element most repulsed by the human body, and the least able to feel and express emotions.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the element of focus in the midst of chaos.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the enemy of ultrasound waves.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the fluid of gas molecules slamming into one another trying to spread out.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the gaseous form of matter which is mobile and dynamic.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the gaseous state of matter whose characteristic is mobility.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the intermediary between heaven and earth, fire and water.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the layer of gases surrounding the earth's sphere.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the least opaque, and is usually referred to lucent .
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the main ingredient to producing a singing tone.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the most dynamic component of environment.
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ARC
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air
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Air is the most familiar gaseous fluid.
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ARC
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air
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Air is the most necessary element, being necessary to fire, earth and water.
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ARC
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air
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Air is the name given to atmosphere used in breathing and photosynthesis .
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the primary cause of food spoilage, so it allows food to stay fresh for years.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the primary food for our body's health.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the primary food of both the mind and body.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the primary food of the mind and body.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the primary means of transportation year-round.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the primary nutrient.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the slowest carrier of sound waves of the three.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is the source of about a quarter of the nitrogen entering the Bay.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is thin, but radiation is intense causing molecules to break apart and free radical formation.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is thought to be heated and humidified as it is drawn past the conchae during breathing.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is too light to feel gravity.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is trapped and compressed by raising the glottis and tensing the pharyngeal wall.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is trapped in alveoli which often causes rupturing of alveolar walls.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is trapped in the material used for composting.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is trapped in the pore spaces.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used as a heat transfer media and flows around the combustion chamber.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used as a source of oxygen.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used as heat carrier.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used extensively as a refrigerant in aircraft cooling.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used extensively for lighter cargo, small high-value items, and for urgent needs.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used for the oxidation process instead of chemicals such as chlorine or ozone.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used to blow sand and debris from the cracks in the street.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is used to reciprocate a small piston very rapidly.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is vital to life on Earth and is necessary for plants, animals, and humans to live.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is warmed and filtered as it passes through the turbinates in the nose on the way to the lungs.
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ARC
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air
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Air is warmed as it passes over urban areas.
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ARC
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air
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Air is warmed, humidified, and cleaned by the nose and lungs.
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ARC
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air
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Air is warmer near the ground and gets colder higher up.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is water with holes in it.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air is where freezer burn comes from.
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WordNet3.0
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air
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Air isa fluid.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air lacks the supportive density and moisturizing qualities of water.
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ARC
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air
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Air layering happens artificially.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering involves the wounding the stem of the plant while it is on the stock plant.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering is a good way to propagate from a tree that bears particularly good fruit.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering is a technique invented by the Chinese four thousand years ago.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering is most successful if done while a plant is growing actively.
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ARC
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air
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Air layering is probably the easiest way to propagate a limited number of plants.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering is the rooting of a stem terminal while it is still attached to the plant.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering is useful for pot-grown plants that have become tall and spindly.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air layering is useful when plants become too large for their growing area.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air leads to convection.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air leads to daily fluctuations.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air leads to fluctuations.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air leads to temperature fluctuations.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air leads to wide daily fluctuations.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air leads to wide fluctuations.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air leaving a vessel in which pathogenic organisms are cultured is sterilized by heating.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air leaving vessels in which pathogenic organisms are grown is sterilized by heating.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air likes to go from areas of high pressure to low pressure.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air likes to have moisture in it.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air masses that originate in the Gulf of Mexico tend to be warm and humid.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air meets air.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air meets canadian air.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air meets cold air.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air meets cold canadian air.
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TupleKB
|
air
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Air meets warm air.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moves down the respiratory passages and the lungs expand.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moves faster over a cambered , or arched, surface than over a flat surface.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air moves from places.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air moves into lungs.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moves out away from the center of high pressure.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air moves through bronchioles.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air moves through capillaries.
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TupleKB
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air
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Air moves through terminal bronchioles.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving across the surface of the land constantly changes in both speed and direction.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving along the ground or over the sea, passes hills or mountains.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving around an object creates drag.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving around the ball has a lower pressure than still air under the ball.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving around the vehicle is used to heat the liquid nitrogen to a boil.
| 0.38454 |
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving between the two regions is curved by the rotation of the earth to create our wind.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving from a high to low pressure creates moisture, which condenses into clouds or fog.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving in a horizontal plane from high pressure to low pressure regions is called wind.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving through a room helps a person to feel less short of breath.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving through narrowed airways causes wheezing and produces the coughing of asthma.
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Waterloo
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air
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Air moving through the nose can dry and irritate the mucous membranes.
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ARC
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air
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Air naturally warms as it sinks, but dry air warms almost twice as fast as moist air.
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ARC
|
air
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Air normally flows clockwise around a high pressure area, when the wind is in balance.
| 0.509465 |
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Waterloo
|
air
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Air occupies a smaller part than space and inherits the quality of sound from space.
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