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| Explanation of shortage (noun) form plural: shortages lack; scarcity; deficit; deficiency
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| Explanation of catering (noun) form plural: caterings business of supplying and servicing food
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| Explanation of look over (verb) forms: looked over; looked over; looking over to examine
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| Explanation of franchisor (noun) form plural: franchisors person who has the right to grant a license
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| Explanation of dismal (adjective) gloomy; cheerless; bad; depressing; sad
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| Explanation of grade (noun) form plural: grades mark; level; degree; rank; type; extend; class (in a school)
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| Explanation of president (noun) form plural: presidents head; leader; chairman; chief
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| Explanation of resist (verb) forms: resisted; resisted; resisting to oppose; to fight against; to challenge; to withstand
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| Explanation of warehouse (verb) forms: warehoused; warehoused; warehousing to store in a large building
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| Explanation of venture (noun) form plural: ventures an undertaking that is dangerous, daring, or of uncertain outcome
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