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abide by

(v) to comply with or follow a rule, decision, or law

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agreement

(n) a mutual arrangement or contract between parties.

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assurance

(n) a declaration intended to give confidence or certainty.

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cancel

(v) to annul or invalidate a decision or reservation.

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determine

(v) to decide or conclude something after sufficient consideration.

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engage

(v) to hire or involve someone in an activity.

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establish

(v) to set up or lay the groundwork for something.

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obligate

(v) to bind legally or morally.

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party

(n) a group involved in an agreement or legal contract.

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provision

(n) a condition or requirement in a contract.

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resolve

(v) to find a solution or settle a dispute.

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specify

(v) to state or identify something clearly and in detail.

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attract

(v) to draw interest or attention towards something.

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compare

(v) to examine the similarities and differences between items.

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compete

(v) to strive against others to gain something.

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consume

(v) to use up resources or goods.

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convince

(v) to persuade someone to believe or do something.

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current

(adj) existing or happening now.

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fad

(n) a short-term trend or craze.

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inspire

(v) to encourage creativity or action.

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market

(v) to promote and sell products or services.

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persuade

(v) to convince someone to do or believe something.

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productive

(adj) yielding good results or outputs.

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satisfy

(v) to meet the expectations or needs of someone.

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characteristic

(adj) a distinguishing feature or quality.

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consequence

(n) the outcome or effects of an action.

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consider

(v) to think about something carefully.

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cover

(v) to protect or include something.

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expire

(v) to come to an end or termination.

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frequently

(adv) happening often or regularly.

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imply

(v) to suggest or indicate something indirectly.

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promise

(v) to assure someone that something will happen.

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protect

(v) to keep safe from harm or danger.

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reputation

(n) the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something.

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require

(v) to need something for a specified purpose.

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vary

(v) to change or alter.

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address

(v) to direct attention to a matter or issue.

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avoid

(v) to keep away from or prevent.

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demonstrate

(v) to show or prove something clearly.

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develop

(v) to grow or progress over time.

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evaluate

(v) to assess the value or quality of something.

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gather

(v) to collect or bring together.

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offer

(v) to present something for acceptance.

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primary

(adj) of chief importance; principal.

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risk

(n) a situation involving exposure to danger.

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strategy

(n) a plan of action designed to achieve a specific goal.

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strong

(adj) possessing strength or capability.

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substitute

(v) to replace one thing with another.

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accommodate

(v) to provide what is needed or desired.

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arrangement

(n) the action or process of organizing something.

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association

(n) a group of people with a common purpose.

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attend

(v) to be present at an event.

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get in touch

(v) to make contact with someone.

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hold

(v) to keep in a specified position.

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location

(n) a particular place or position.

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overcrowded

(adj) excessively filled with people.

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register

(v) to sign up officially.

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select

(v) to choose or pick out.

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session

(n) a meeting for a particular purpose.

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take part in

(v) to participate in something.

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access

(v) to obtain or make use of.

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allocate

(v) to distribute resources or duties.

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compatible

(adj) able to exist together without conflict.

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delete

(v) to remove or erase.

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display

(n) a visual representation or presentation.

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duplicate

(v) to make an exact copy.

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fail

(v) to not succeed.

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figure out

(v) to understand or find a solution.

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ignore

(v) to pay no attention to.

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search

(v) to look for something.

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shut down

(v) to stop operations.

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warn

(v) to inform someone about potential danger.

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affordable

(adj) reasonably priced; not too expensive.

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as need

(adv) when necessary.

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be in charge of

(v) to have the responsibility for something.

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capacity

(n) the maximum amount something can hold.

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durable

(adj) able to withstand wear and tear.

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initiative

(n) the ability to assess and initiate things independently.

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physical

(adj) relating to the body or material things.

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provider

(n) one who supplies or furnishes.

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recur

(v) to occur again.

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reduction

(n) the act of making something smaller or less in amount.

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stay on top of

(v) to remain aware of and informed about something.

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stock

(n) the inventory of a business.

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appreciate

(v) to recognize the full worth of something.

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be exposed to

(v) to be subjected to something.

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bring in

(v) to hire or employ.

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casual

(adj) relaxed or informal.

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code

(n) a system of rules or principles.

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glimpse

(n) a brief or fleeting view.

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made of

(v) to be composed of something.

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out of

(adj) no longer having something.

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outdated

(adj) no longer current or in style.

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practice

(n) regular performance of an activity.

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reinforce

(v) to strengthen an idea or behavior.

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verbal

(adj) relating to words or language.

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disk

(n) a flat, thin, round object used for storing data.

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facilitate

(v) to make an action or process easier.

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network

(n) a system of interconnected people or things.

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popularity

(n) the state of being liked or admired by many.

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