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brief
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brief; legal brief
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check
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arrest; assay; balk; bank check; baulk; bridle; check; check mark; check-out procedure; checkout; cheque; chip; chit; confirmation; curb; deterrent; halt; handicap; hinderance; hindrance; hitch; impediment; stay; stop; stoppage; substantiation; tab; tick; verification
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collect
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collect
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con
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con; convict; deceit; deception; diddle; fraud; frauds; inmate; skulduggery; skullduggery; swindle; varnishing; yard bird; yardbird
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determine
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declaring; decreeing; determine; dictating; ordering; prescribe; requiring
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find
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breakthrough; discovery; find; invention; uncovering
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gain
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acquisition; addition; advantage; amplification; benefit; earnings; economy; gain; increase; output; profit; purchase; return; shoppings; take; victory; winning; yield
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master
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boss; captain; champ; champion; chief; educator; gent; guild master; headmaster; instructor; king; leader; lord; maestro; master; master copy; master key; mentor; mister; original; overlord; passe-partout; passkey; pedagogue; principal; professional; ruler; ruler of the country; schoolmaster; schoolteacher; sea captain; skipper; sovereign lord; superior; teacher; tutor; victor
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meet
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meet; sports meeting
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practice
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administration; adoption; application; doctoring; drill; exercise; experience; implementation; infliction; pattern; performance; practice; practice session; practise; praxis; recitation; routine; skill; tinker at; training; use; utilisation; utilization; work experience
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practise
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administration; adoption; application; doctoring; drill; exercise; experience; implementation; infliction; pattern; performance; practice; practice session; practise; praxis; recitation; routine; skill; tinker at; training; use; utilisation; utilization; work experience
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read
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read
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see
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see
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study
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bailiwick; cogitation; course; discipline; doctor's practice; field; field of study; practice piece; report; sketch; study; subject; subject area; subject field; survey; training; work; written report
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swot
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dweeb; grind; nerd; swot; wonk
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take
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advantage; benefit; earnings; economy; gain; issue; output; payoff; proceeds; profit; return; take; takings; victory; winning; yield
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train
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barge train; caravan; gear; gearing; geartrain; power train; railroad train; railway train; string; train; wagon train
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watch
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care; control; guard; lookout; lookout man; monitoring; observation; picket; scout; sentinel; sentry; spotter; supervision; surveillance; ticker; vigil; wake; watch
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absorb
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absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive
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absorb; assimilate; drain away; draw; engage; engross; engulf; imbibe; immerse; ingest; lap up; occupy; pick up; plunge; sip up; soak up; sop up; steep; suck; suck in; suck up; take in; take over; take up
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acquire
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acquire; get the hang of; larn; learn; pick up; study
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acquire; adopt; assume; buy; come by; develop; evolve; gain; get; grow; obtain; procure; produce; purchase; seize; seize upon; take; take on; win
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aquire
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aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master
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ascertain
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ascertain; check; determine; find out; learn; see; watch
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ascertain; assure; check; control; determine; ensure; establish; find; find out; identify; insure; make certain; see; see to it
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brief
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brief; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; teach; train
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brief; tip off
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check
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ascertain; check; determine; find out; learn; see; watch
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affirm; agree; arrest; ascertain; assure; attempt; audit; break; check; check into; check off; check out; check over; check up on; checker; chequer; chink; condition; contain; control; correspond; count again; crack; curb; delay; discipline; endeavor; endeavour; ensure; examine; fit; gibe; go over; go through again; hear; hold; hold back; hold in; inspect; insure; investigate; jibe; look at; look into; look up; mark; mark off; match; moderate; pretest; recount; research; restrain; retard; run over again; scrutinise; scrutinize; see; see to it; stop; strive; suss out; tally; test; tick; tick off; trace; train; try; try out; turn back; verify; view; watch
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collect
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absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive
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accept; accumulate; amass; assemble; call for; collect; come round for; compile; fetch; garner; gather; gather together; gather up; glean; hoard; horde; obtain; pick something up; pick up; pile up; pull in; pull together; receive; roll up; save; take; take along; take away; take in
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come across
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come across; discover; find; learn; meet
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come across; come over; encounter; meet; resonate; run across; run into; see
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con
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con; learn; memorise; memorize
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cheat; con; swindle
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cram up a lesson
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cram up a lesson; learn; study
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determine
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ascertain; check; determine; find out; learn; see; watch
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ascertain; decide; define; determine; establish; find; find out; fix; identify; influence; limit; make up one's mind; mold; outline; regulate; set; settle; shape; specify; square off; square up
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discover
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come across; discover; find; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; learn; meet; pick up; see
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describe; detect; discover; distinguish; find; find out; identify; key; key out; name; notice; observe; reveal; spot
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educate
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educate; learn; teach
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bring up; civilise; civilize; cultivate; develop; educate; lead up; prepare; raise; rear; school; train; tutor
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explain
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brief; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; teach; train
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clarify; cover; define; depict; describe; elucidate; excuse; exemplify; explain; explicate; expound; illustrate; make clear; make explicit; recount; report; say; tell; throw light on
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familiarise
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aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master
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acquaint; familiarise; familiarize
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familiarize
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aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master
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acquaint; familiarise; familiarize
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find
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come across; discover; find; learn; meet
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ascertain; become aware of; bump; chance; come accross; come up; detect; determine; discover; encounter; feel; find; find oneself; find out; get; get hold; happen; hold apart; incur; keep apart; line up; notice; observe; obtain; perceive; receive; recover; regain; retrieve; rule; see; sense; unearth; witness
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find out
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ascertain; check; determine; discover; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; learn; pick up; see; watch
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ascertain; catch out; determine; discover; find; find out
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gain
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absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive
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acquire; advance; arrive at; attain; become heavier; benefit; bring in; catch up; catch up with; clear; come by; derive; earn; gain; gain ground; gain weight; gather; get ahead; hit; make; make headway; obtain; procure; profit; pull ahead; pull in; put on; reach; realise; realize; run in; take in; win
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get a line
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discover; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; learn; pick up; see
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get the hang of
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acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study
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get used to
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aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master
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get used to; grow accustomed to; settle down
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get wind
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discover; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; learn; pick up; see
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get word
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discover; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; learn; pick up; see
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hear
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discover; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; learn; pick up; see
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check; control; examine; grant; hear; interpellate; interrogate; listen; question; subsidise; subsidize; take heed; test; try
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inform
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brief; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; teach; train
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announce; call attention to; communicate; impart; indicate; inform; instil; instill; intimate; make known; make one's opinion known; notify; point out; report; send word; state; tell
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instruct
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brief; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; teach; train
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apprise; apprize; assign to; bid; dictate; direct; give an order; instruct; order; prepare; teach; train
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larn
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acquire; larn; learn
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learn
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absorb; acquire; aquire; ascertain; brief; check; collect; come across; con; cram up a lesson; determine; discover; educate; explain; familiarise; familiarize; find; find out; gain; get a line; get the hang of; get used to; get wind; get word; hear; inform; instruct; larn; learn; master; meet; memorise; memorize; pick up; practice; practise; prepare; qualify; read; receive; see; study; swot; take; teach; train; watch
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master
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aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master
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conquer; control; dominate; get over; get the hang; master; overcome; subdue; surmount; win; win over
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meet
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come across; discover; find; learn; meet
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adjoin; assemble; be introduced; become acquainted; become acquainted with; come across; come together; conform to; consider; contact; converge; cope with; deliberate; discuss; encounter; fill; fit; foregather; forgather; fulfil; fulfill; gather; get acquainted with; get to know; get together; have a conference; have a meeting; hold session; make the acquaintance of; match; meet; meet each other; play; receive; reflect; run across; run into; satisfy; see; see each other; suffer; take on; think it over; to meet in a conference; touch
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memorise
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con; learn; memorise; memorize
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memorize
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con; learn; memorise; memorize
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pick up
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acquire; discover; find out; get a line; get the hang of; get wind; get word; hear; learn; pick up; see; study
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absorb; apprehend; arrest; call for; catch; collar; collect; come round for; cop; detain; dig up; elate; fetch; gain vigor; gather; gather together; gather up; glean; hold; horde; hunt out; imprison; intoxicate; lift up; nab; nail; peck; percolate; perk; perk up; pick up; receive; save; seize; take; take along; take away; take in; take up; turn around; uplift
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practice
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learn; practice; practise; study
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administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; commit; do; drill; employ; enforce; engage; exercise; handle; implement; lead up; make use of; practice; practise; redo; rehearse; repeat; resume; take; train; tutor; use; utilise; utilize
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practise
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learn; practice; practise; study
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administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; commit
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