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| Explanation of attire (verb) forms: attired; attired; attiring to dress; to put on clothes
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| Explanation of pressure (verb) forms: pressured; pressured; pressuring to apply force or weight; to push; to stress
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| Explanation of remind (verb) forms: reminded; reminded; reminding to cause to remember
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| Explanation of trail (verb) forms: trailed; trailed; trailing to follow; to drag; to tow
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| Explanation of mistake (verb) forms: mistook; mistaken; mistaking to make an error; to be wrong; to confuse
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| Explanation of earnings (noun) form: only plural money gained; salary; revenue; profit; income
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| Explanation of journalist (noun) form plural: journalists reporter; person who writes for a newspaper or magazine; correspondent
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| Explanation of present (adjective) existent; in attendance; on hand; of the current times; pertaining to the current times
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| Explanation of course (verb) forms: coursed; coursed; coursing to hunt; to pursue; to run over; to race
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| Explanation of labor (verb) forms: labored; labored; laboring to work; to toil; to exert oneself; to work hard
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