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cavaliercaptivated

&

enamoredunexampled

&

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&

outstandingGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道boast

:

a

statement

in

which

you

express

too

much

pride

in

yourself

or

in

something

you

have,

havedone,

or

are

connected

to

in

some

way;

a

reason

to

beproud;

to

speak

of

or

assert

with

excessive

pride.<He's

boasted

of

being

involved

in

the

arms

theft.>自夸：glory,

credit,crown,jewel,honor,pride,brag,vauntboast

ofGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Dana’scolleaguescomplained

thatshewasboth

and

:

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condescendingly

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talked

aboutherself

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much.Blank

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ofGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道boast

of題源：The

New

York

TimesThe

Known

WorldThough

we

live

in

an

era

of

stunning

scienti8icunderstanding,

all

too

often

the

average

educated

willhave

noneof

it.

People

who

would

sneer

at

the

vulgarianwhohas

never

read

Virginia

Woolf

will

insouciantlyboast

of

theirignorance

of

basic

physics.

Most

of

our

in

lectual

magazinesdiscuss

science

only

when

it

bears

on

their

political

concernsor

when

they

can

portray

science

as

just

another

politicalarena.http/2007/05/27/books/review/Pinker-‐t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0GRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道boast

ofGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道esoteric:

difFicult

for

one

of

ordinary

knowledge

orin ligence

to

understand.<But

reviewers

complain

this

work

is

too

mysteriousand

esoteric.

>難懂的：abstruse,

arcane,

hermetic,

recondite,impenetrable, prehensible,

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ligibleesotericGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Johnson’swritingisconsidered

and

becauseit

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references

and

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meaning.Blank

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impenetrableesotericGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道synthesis

&obscuringsynthesis: a

distinct

entity

formed

by

the

combiningof

two

or

more

different

things.<Her

synthesis

of

feminism

and

socialism

ran

counterto

all

other

historical

currents.>綜合：alloy,

amalgam,cocktail,combination,composite,

compound,con8lation,fusion,meld,

mixGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Even

though

the

survey

was

designated

as

an

inter-‐disciplinary

course,

it

involved

no

real

ofsubject

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&obscuringGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道obscure: to

obscure

something

means

to

make

it

difFicult

to

understand.<Unclear

language

obscures

the

truth.>使…難以理解：confuse,

complicate,obfuscate,

cloud,blur,muddysynthesis

&obscuringGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道題源The

New

York

Times“The

Market

Revolution”

was

published

just

after

many

of

thenation’s

best

historians

had

written

essays

sounding

urgent

callsfor

synthesis

in

American

historical

writing.

During

the

nineteen-‐sixties

and

seventies,

historians

had

produced

longer

and

longermonographs

on

smaller

and

smaller

subjects.

A

decade

in

the

lifeof

a

town.

A

year

in

the

life

of

a

family.

Dazzling

studies,

many

ofthem,

but

pieces

of

a

puzzle

that

no

one

had

been

able

to

puttogether.

“The

great

proliferation

of

historical

writing

has

servednot

to

illuminate

the

central

themes

of

Western

history

but

toobscure

them,”

Bernard

Bailyn

complained,

in

1981,

in

hisial

address

to

the

American

Historical

Association.http:/

/magazine/2007/10/29/vast-‐designssynthesis

&

obscuringGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道題源The

New

York

Timessynthesis

&

obscuringGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道predictable

: if

you

say

that

an

event

is

predictable,you

mean

that

it

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in

advance

that

it

willhappen.<Senior

citizens

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for

a

more

predictable

andsecure

future.>可

的:

foreseeable,

expected,

unsurprising,anticipated,

probable,

likely,

foreseenpredictable

&

purviewGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Toavoidbeing

,

composer

Stephen

Sondheimstrives

for

an

element

of

surprise

in

his

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range

of

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That,

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was the

purview

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thecourt;

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was

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&

purviewGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Ms.

Rivers

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a

performance

of

noteworthy

, her

piano

repertoire

ranged

from

classicalmusic

to

ensitygamutscopepolishnicetyprecisionpredictable

&

purviewGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道The

EconomistT eis

jumGRAND

old

men,

of

whom

E.O.

Wilson

is

arguably

one,write

grand

old

books.

“Consilience”,

with

it to

bea

map

to

a

Theory

of

Everything,

is

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avid

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reader,

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of

it

will

also

be

familiar,representing

as

it

does

the

culmination

of

a

life

spentthinking

about

everything

from

the

social

lives

of

ants

tothe

social

lives

of

people.

Nonetheless,

the

old

thoughtshave

been

mixed

in

with

new

to

provide

a

bookremarkable

for

its

scope

and

ambition.http://node/141900predictable

&

purviewGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道predictable

&

purviewThe

EconomistT e

is

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:

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or

done

with

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orcareless

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&

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wasfaultedfor

acting

,

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swee changes

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consequence

might

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&

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or

patiently

restrain

an

impulse

todo

something;

refrain.<

He

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from

take

any

further

action.>克制：abstain

(from),forgo,keep

(from),withhold(from),

refrain,

abstain,

hold

backprecipitate

&

forboreThat

his

intransigence

in

making

decisions

noopen

disagreement

from

any

quarter

was

wellknown;

thus,

clever

subordinates

learned

the

artof

their

opinions

in

casual

remarks.A

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quashingB

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intimatingD

embodied..

instigatingE

forbore..

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&

forbore題源：The

Portrait

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aLadyshe

struck

him

as

exactly

the

household

angel

he

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longbeen

looking

for.

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was

never

precipitate,

he

wasnothing

if

not

discreet,

so

he

forbore

for

the

present

todeclare

his

passion;

but

it

seemed

to

him

when

theyparted-‐-‐the

young

lady

to

go

down

into

Italy

and

heradmirer

to

proceedto

Geneva,

where

hewas

underbondsto

join

other

friends-‐-‐that

he

should

be

romanticallywretched

if

he

were

not

to

see

her

again.http://The-‐Portrait-‐of-‐a-‐Lady-‐-‐Volume-‐2-‐2.htmlprecipitate

&

forbore題源：The

Portrait

of

aLadyprecipitate

&

forboreinverse:

the

inverse

of

something

is

its

exactopposite.<There

is

no

sign

that

you

bothered

to

consider

theinverse

of

your

logic.>對立面：opposite,

converse,obverse,antithesisinverse

&

scornful

&

snobbish

elitismGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道scornful:

feeling

or

expressing

contempt

orderision.<

He

felt

humiliated

by

her

scornful

remarks.>鄙視的：contemptuous,

scof8ing,sneering,jeering,scathing,disparaging,slighting,disdainful,superiorinverse

&

scornful

&

snobbish

elitismGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Paradoxically,

the

senator

was

both

a

and

:

shepublicly

defended

the

rights

and

wisdom

of

the

people,but

she

often

spoke

with

a

disdainful

air

ofsuperiority.Blank

(i)A.

demagogueBlank

(ii)D.

a

maverickB.conservative E.

an

anarchistC.

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elitistinverse

&

scornful

&

snobbish

elitismGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道snobbish

:

being

or

characteristic

of

a who

hasan

offensive

air

of

superiority

and

tends

to

ignore

ordisdain

anyone

regarded

as

inferior.<They

had

a

snobbish

dislike

fortheir

in

lectual

andsocial

inferiors.>elitist:

demonstrating

a

superior

attitude

orbehavior.高人一等的：aristocratic,arrogant,

bumptious,haughty,

imperious,

peremptory,pompous,presumptuous,pretentious,

supercilious,

superiorinverse

&

scornful

&

snobbish

elitismGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道題源：Book

ReviewsConsumer

Society

in

American

History:

A

ReaderThis

book

cannot

be

properly

evaluated

without

examining

theauthor’s

choice

of

format,

which

is

the

complete

inverse

ofstandard

academic

works;

here

the

photographs

take

centerstage,

with

the

text

playing

only

a

supporting

role.

This

layout,as

Schwantes

is

well

aware,

poses

many

dangers

for

theserious

historian,

not

the

least

of

which

being

the

scornful

reception

th

ademics-‐

partly

motivated

by

snobbish

elitism,

but

also

by

a

genuine

concern

over

scholarlystandards-‐generally

reserve

for

books

apparently

aimed

at

thepopular

market.inverse

&

scornful&

snobbish

elitismGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道題源：Book

ReviewsConsumer

Society

in

American

History:

A

Readerinverse

&

scornful&

snobbish

elitismGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道verbose

: using

or

expressed

in

more

words

than

are

needed.<

What

he

had

to

say

was

confused,

halting,

andverbose.>long-‐winded:

using

or

containing

more

words

than

necessary

to

express

anidea.<

The

articles

are

long-‐winded

and

devoid

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loquacious,

garrulous,

talkative,voluble,expansive,

babbling,lengthy,

prolix,circumlocutory,circuitous,

unrestrainedverbose

&

long-‐windedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Rousseau's

short

discourse,

a

work

that

was

generally

the

cautious,

unadorned

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of

the

day,

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than

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ligentconsistent

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unrestrainedin8luenced

by

..

uninspiredverbose

&

long-‐windedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道題源：The

Civil

War

Diary

of

Clara

Solomon:

Growingupin

New

OrleansWhile

occasional

verbose

entries

might

have

been

editedwithout

damaging

the

overall

impact

of

the

diary,

thecompleteness

of

Clara’s

eloquent

re8lections

conveys

astrong

sense

of

the

density

of

a

young

woman’s

alexperiences

and

the

connections

between

the

individualand

her

social

and

cultural

milieu.verbose

&

long-‐windedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道題源：The

Civil

War

Diary

of

Clara

Solomon:

Growingupin

New

Orleansverbose

&

long-‐windedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道capricious

&

cavaliercapricious:

likely

to

change

frequently,

suddenly,or

unexpectedly.<

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can’t

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weather

is

socapricious.>cavalier:

having

or

showing

no

concern

for

somethingthat

is

important

or

serious.<

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Editor

takes

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cavalier

attitude

to

the

concept

offact

checking.>易變的,隨便的：inconsistent,inconstant,mercurial,mutable,

uncertain,unpredictable,unsettled,unstable,variable,

volatileGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道During

the

opera’s

most

famous

aria,

the

tempochosen

bythe

orchestra’s

conductor

seemed

,

without

necessary

relation

to

what

hadgone

before.arbitrarycapriciouscautiouscompellingexactingmeticulouscapricious

&

cavalierGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Thechildren’s

natures

were

in

sharpcontrast

to

the

even-‐tempered

dispositions

oftheir

parents.A

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phlegmaticD

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&

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:

to

attract

and

hold

the

attention

of(someone)

by

being

interesting,

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allure

and

charm

of

Paris

captivate

all

who

visitthere.>enamored

:

to

cause

(someone)

to

be

loved

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I

remember

being

very

young

and

being

totallyenamored

of

him.>著迷: enthrall,

charm,

enchant,

bewitch,

fascinate,beguile,

entrance,

enrapture,

delight,

attract,

allure,

lurecaptivated

by

&

enamoredofGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Stevewas

by

the

intricacy

of

the

ice

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he

couldn’t

take

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on

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theworth

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early

works

of

science

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suggest

that

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quite

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&

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of題源：Nothing:

From

absolute

zero

to

cosmic

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by

&

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novelunexampled: having

no

precedent

or

parallel.<

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comradeship

and

our

brotherhood

in

war

wereunexampled.>novel:

interestingly

new

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found

a

novel

way

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steeply

rising

oil

prices.>新的：new,original,unusual,unfamiliar,unconventional,unorthodox,fresh,innovativeGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Although

it

does

contain

some

pioneering

ideas,

onewouldhardlycharacterize

theworkas

.orthodoxeccentricoriginaltri8lingconventionalinnovativeunexampled

&

novelGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Many

artists

believe

that

successful

imitation,

far

frombeing

symptomatic

of

a

lack

of

,

is

the

8irst

step

inlearning

to

be

creative.eleganceresolutiongoodnessoriginalitysympathyunexampled

&

novelGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道boast

ofesotericsynthesisobscuringpredictablepurviewprecipitateforboreinversescornfulsnobbish

elitismverbose

&

long-‐windedcurt

&

laconiccapricious &

cavaliercaptivated

&

enamoredunexampled

&

novelsigni8icant

&

outstandingGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道commendedtransitoryacknowledgeprescientanomalieswilling

to

investigatedif8icultrelatively

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short

ofinherent

inadept

at

&proFicient

inindifferent

&

apatheticpainstakingly &

meticulouslyhastily

&

impulsivelynascent

&

buddingancient

&

primitiveexalt

&

valorizeindict

&

excoriateGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道commend :

if

you commend

someone

or

something,you

praise

them

formally.<I

commend

Ms.

Orth

on

writing

such

an

informativearticle.>贊揚：praise,congratulate,

applaud,salute,

admire,honor,glorify,

extol,eulogizecommendedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Roman

historians

who

study

the

period

30

B.C.

to

A.D.180

can

the

"Augustan

peace"

only

by

failing

torecognize

that

this

peace

in

many

respects

resembledthat

of

death.decryapplaudridiculedemanddisprovecommendedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道The

scientist

the

value

of

an

interdisciplinaryapproach

to

environment

studies,

arguing

such

anapproach

was

of

paramount

importance

in

promotingenvironmental

literacy

among

students.ignoreddisparagedtoutedextolledperturbedimplodedcommendedGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道transitory:

if

you

say

that

something

is

transitory,you

mean

that

it

lasts

only

for

a

short

time.<

We

hope

this

hot

weather

will

be

transitory.>短暫的：transient,ephemeral,

evanescent,8leeting,impermanent,passing,short-‐lived,temporary,momentarytransitoryGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Vernal

pools

are

among

the

most

(i)

of

ponds:they

form

as

a

result

of

snowmelt

and

a

high

watertable

in

winter,

and

then

they

(ii)

by

late

summer.Blank

(i)transitoryitinerantanachronisticBlank

(ii)D.

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evaporatetransitoryGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Parts

of

seventeenth-‐century

Chinese

pleasuregardens

were

not

necessarily

intended

to

look

;they

were

designed

expressly

to

evoke

the

agreeablemelancholyresulting

fromasenseofthe

ofnatural

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and

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nessluxuriant..

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like

childhood,

are

viewed

with

wonder

notjust

because

they

are

beautiful

but

because

they

areFleeting.”—Richard

Paul

Evans,

The

GifttransitoryGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道acknowledge

&

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: if

you

acknowledge

a

fact

or

asituation,

you

accept

or

admit

that

it

is

true

or

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itexists.<Naylor

acknowledged,

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a

letter

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the

judge,

that

hewas

a

drugaddict.>承認(rèn)：admit,accept,grant,concede,

confess,appreciateGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Although

his

outnumbered

troops

fought

bravely,t eral

felt

he

had

no

choice

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to

defeatand

a

retreat.hasten..

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rejecte..

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&

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you

say

that

someone

or

something

wasprescient,

you

mean

that

they

were

able

to

know

orpredict

what

was

going

to

happen

in

the

future.<Regrettably

for

Australia,

that

report

appearsremarkably

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farseeing,

farsighted,forehanded,

foreseeing,

forethoughtful,visionaryacknowledge

&

prescientGRE團(tuán)隊80313頻道Grover

Pease

Osborne’s

1893

economics

treatisewasremarkably

since

it

foresaw

thattechnological

advances

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the

‘Year

of

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UN

proclamation

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2002

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International

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ofEcotourism

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principles

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