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| Explanation of patience (noun) form: no plural tolerance; forbearance
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| Explanation of access (noun) form: no plural approach; entry; permission to enter a computer system or network and/or retrieve data
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| Explanation of path (noun) form plural: paths track; lane; route; search route
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| Explanation of management (noun) form plural: managements person of group of people that runs and administers a business or other enterprise
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| Explanation of innovator (noun) form plural: innovators person who makes changes; person who introduces new methods or procedures; creative person
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| Explanation of conversation (noun) form plural: conversations talk; dialog; discussion; verbal exchange
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| Explanation of pad (noun) form plural: pads piece of soft material which cushions; block of pages stacked together and connected on one side
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| Explanation of expertise (noun) form: no plural proficiency; skill; specialist knowledge and information
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| Explanation of proximity (noun) form: no plural adjacency; nearness; closeness; vicinity
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| Explanation of audit (noun) form plural: audits examination of financial accounts; internal investigation
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