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| Description of volunteer (verb: volunteered; volunteered; volunteering) to offer to do or give something for free; to propose
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| Description of look over (verb: looked over; looked over; looking over) to examine
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| Description of incur (verb: incurred; incurred; incurring) to meet with; to bring upon oneself; to acquire
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| Description of couple (verb: coupled; coupled; coupling) to connect; to join; to link
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| Description of fold (verb: folded; folded; folding) to bend; to crease; to wrap; to envelop; to clasp
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| Description of note (verb: noted; noted; noting) not intended to earn profits; to observe; to remark on; to make a comment; to record
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| Description of succeed (verb: succeeded; succeeded; succeeding) to prosper; to achieve; to attain; to follow; to inherit
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| Description of accelerate (verb: accelerated; accelerated; accelerating) to hasten; to increase the speed of something; to speed something up
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| Description of stall (verb: stalled; stalled; stalling) to put into a stable; to delay; to check the progress of
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| Description of mitigate (verb: mitigated; mitigated; mitigating) to soften in force or severity; to lessen the impact or intensity of; to appease
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