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| Explanation of stop (verb) forms: stopped; stopped; stopping to halt; to cease; to quit; to close; to block; to impede
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| Explanation of especially (adverb) particularly
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| Explanation of trial (noun) form plural: trials test; attempt; experiment; annoyance
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| Explanation of impact (noun) form plural: impacts influence; effect; colliding of two bodies; touch
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| Explanation of mailing (noun) form plural: mailings large batch of letters sent at one time by a single sender; rented property
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| Explanation of favorite (adjective) preferred; beloved; liked
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| Explanation of joint venture (noun) form plural: joint ventures collective enterprise; group endeavor; collaboration
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| Explanation of expedite (verb) forms: expedited; expedited; expediting to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate; to dispatch
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| Explanation of whereas (noun) form: no plural this being the case; since (used in formal documents)
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| Explanation of elaborate (adjective) detailed; complicated; carefully planned; worked out in great detail
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