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2) The subjective experience of emotion accompanying an idea or mental representation, loosely synonymous with feeling, emotion, or
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level of subspecies, but in zoology the term is often synonymous with subspecies or race
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Vampire Slayer Screen vampire to stage Ghost! This bloodsucker bank's very name is synonymous with ruthless profiteering. IT
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and allows potential customers to learn first hand why our products have become synonymous with ease-of
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object and image points.) (Fig. P14) Syn. gaussian points (some authors consider this term synonymous, although it does not
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object and image points.) (Fig. P14) Syn. gaussian points (some authors consider this term synonymous, although it does not
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under the impression that bank cashiers and talkers of platitudes were synonymous phrases. Martin Eden by
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instead of the appropriate noun (e.g., patient, flask, denture, casting ). Case is not synonymous with patient because the
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more often heard in the U.S. A term coined by Bleuler, synonymous with and replacing