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adaptability

Ability to change to fit new situations.

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alumni

Former students or graduates of a school.

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augment

To add to; to increase.

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boundary

A limit; a dividing line.

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clinician

A doctor who treats patients directly.

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concept

An idea or general notion.

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corridor

A long passage in a building.

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craftsmanship

Skill in making things by hand.

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crucial

Extremely important.

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delight in

To enjoy greatly.

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discipline

A subject or area of study.

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down-to-earth

Practical and realistic.

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emphasis

Special importance given to something.

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engage

To attract and involve someone.

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enshrine

To preserve as something special.

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experimentation

The act of testing or trying out.

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faculty

The teaching staff of a university.

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forge ahead

To make rapid progress.

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found

To establish; to set up.

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hands-on

Practical; involving direct activity.

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inspire

To encourage by giving ideas.

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leap

To jump forward boldly.

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maverick

Independent-minded; unorthodox.

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motto

A short phrase expressing principles.

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precious little

Very little indeed.

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premium (at a)

Highly valued; in great demand.

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scholar

A person of great learning.

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start-up

A newly formed company.

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stick to

To continue with; to keep doing.

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suffuse

To spread through completely.

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symbiosis

A close working relationship between two things.

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take for granted

To assume without thinking about it.

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undergraduate

A university student doing a first degree.

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unleash

To release; to let out forcefully.

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virtuoso

A person with great skill in art or music.