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| Description of progress (noun: no plural) headway; forward movement; development; advancement
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| Description of commodity (noun: plural: commodities) merchandise; goods; item that is bought and sold; something useful
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| Description of shareholder (noun: plural: shareholders) person or organization that owns part of a company
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| Description of resignation (noun: plural: resignations) act of quitting a position; letter stating that one quits a position; relinquishment
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| Description of requirement (noun: plural: requirements) something that is demanded; necessity; something that is needed
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| Description of asset (noun: plural: assets) something of value (property, equipment, goods, etc.); item of quality; something beneficial
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| Description of hospital (noun: plural: hospitals) location where sick and injured people receive medical treatment
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| Description of dot (noun: plural: dots) spot; speck; part (the point) in an Internet web address
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| Description of back (noun: plural: backs) part of a chair; rear part of the human body
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| Description of key (noun: plural: keys) device used to open locks; button on a board
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