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| Explanation of match (noun) form plural: matches competition; equal opponent; partner; counterweight; game
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| Explanation of waitress (noun) form plural: waitresses woman who serves tables in a restaurant or pub
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| Explanation of headway (noun) form: no plural progress; advance
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| Explanation of implementation (noun) form plural: implementations realization; carrying out; performing; putting into effect; execution
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| Explanation of folder (noun) form plural: folders dossier for storing papers; directory
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| Explanation of retrieval (noun) form plural: retrievals act of bringing back; restoration; act of finding information and sending it to the user as output
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| Explanation of harness (noun) form: no plural straps and other parts by which a draft animal is attached to a vehicle
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| Explanation of sponsor (noun) form plural: sponsors one who donates money; person or organization that promotes or supports (an event, program, candidate, etc.)
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| Explanation of schedule (noun) form plural: schedules timetable; agenda; itinerary; plan
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| Explanation of element (noun) form plural: elements main component; something which is a part of a complex whole
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