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| Explanation of audience (noun) form plural: audience group of people who attend a seminar, a talk, etc.
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| Explanation of either (conjunction) precedes two or more coordinate words or phrases
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| Explanation of rent (noun) form plural: rents money paid for the use of property; rip; tear; laceration
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| Explanation of permanent (adjective) lasting; enduring; perpetual; regular; fixed; invariable
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| Explanation of authority (noun) form plural: authorities official institution; agency; power; control; jurisdiction
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| Explanation of usually (adverb) commonly; generally; regularly
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| Explanation of solace (verb) forms: solaced; solaced; solacing to comfort; to console; to encourage; to relieve; to appease
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| Explanation of deal (noun) form plural: deals agreement; business transaction; exchange; amount
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| Explanation of approach (noun) form plural: approaches access; method; system; procedure
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| Explanation of criterion (noun) form plural: criteria standard against which something is measured; factor; discipline
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