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| Description of pursue (verb: pursued; pursued; pursuing) to chase after; to follow; to aspire to; to strive for
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| Description of license (verb: licensed; licensed; licensing) to grant a permit; to authorize; to permit; to allow
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| Description of compose (verb: composed; composed; composing) to create; to write; to relax; to calm oneself; to settle
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| Description of cure (verb: cured; cured; curing) to restore to health; to make well; to correct a bad habit; to preserve food
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| Description of comprise (verb: comprised; comprised; comprising) to include; to contain; to consist
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| Description of converge (verb: converged; converged; converging) to meet; to assemble to gather; to get together
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| Description of defect (verb: defected; defected; defecting) to desert; to abandon; to change sides
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| Description of prospect (verb: prospected; prospected; prospecting) to search for valuable materials (such as gold, oil, etc.)
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| Description of found (verb: founded; founded; founding) to establish; to create; to build; to set up; to start a company
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| Description of counterbalance (verb: counterbalanced; counterbalanced; counterbalancing) to act against; to oppose (with an equal weight, force etc.)
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