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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions can flourish only in a society where selfishness seems desirable.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions can occur at any stage of gestation.
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ARC
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abortion
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Abortions can occur naturally , usually because something went wrong with the pregnancy .
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SimpleWikipedia
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abortion
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Abortions can occur naturally, usually because something went wrong with the pregnancy.
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ARC
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abortion
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Abortions caused by stress occur regularly.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions happen around the clock all over the world.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions help prevent suicides.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions increase as a method of birth control.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions increase as access becomes easier, and decrease as it becomes more difficult.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions increase in proportion to increases in the use of contraception.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions occur later in the pregnancy, most often between the sixth and eighth month.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions outnumber live births in parts of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions remain the main form of birth control in the country.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions take place in the United States almost always for the sake of convenience.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Abortions typically occur during the first pregnancy, and are less common with ensuing pregnancies.
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WordNet3.0
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abortion
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An abortion is a conclusion
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Waterloo
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abortion
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always
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Abortion always stops a beating heart.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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often
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Abortions often meet a lesser medical standard.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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usually
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Abortion usually is murder.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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usually
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Abortion usually takes place in the last half of pregnancy.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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usually
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Abortions usually occur late in the gestation period and are followed by retained fetal membranes.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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every
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Every abortion delivers into the vagina a living human fetus.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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every
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Every abortion is the violent destruction of an innocent human life.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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every
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Every abortion kills a living and growing baby.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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every
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Every abortion takes the life of an unborn child whose heart has begun to beat.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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many
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Many abortions are because of sex outside of marriage.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Most
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Most abortions are safe and uncomplicated, and most women have no problems physically afterwards.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Most
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Most abortions are suction curettage abortions.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Most
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Most abortions take place during the thirtieth week of pregnancy.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Most
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Most abortions take place early in pregnancy, when the fetus is very immature.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Most
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Most abortions take place early in pregnancy.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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Most
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Most abortions take place without any complications at all.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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some
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Some abortions are preventable.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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some
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Some abortions are spontaneous, and are popularly called miscarriages.
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Waterloo
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abortion
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some
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Some abortions are spontaneous, and are usually called miscarriages.
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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Abortionists are child abusers to the ultimate degree.
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ConceptNet
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abortionist
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Abortionists are doctors.
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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Abortionists claim that what is within the womb is but a blob of tissue.
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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Abortionists exploit women for profit.
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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Abortionists make their money by destroying the lives of innocent infants in the womb.
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WordNet3.0
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abortionist
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An abortionist is a doctor
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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often
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Abortionists often use evolution to justify death to million of unborn babies.
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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Most
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Most abortionists are unskilled, although some are more qualified than others.
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Waterloo
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abortionist
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some
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Some abortionists kill babies almost as a sideline to their other immoral activities.
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Waterloo
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abortive drug
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Abortive drugs stop or decrease pain after a migraine starts.
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Waterloo
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abortive medication
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Abortive medications work best if taken at the first twinge of migraine pain.
| 0.338881 |
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Waterloo
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abortive medication
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Abortive medications work on the blood vessels and nerves to stop a migraine attack.
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Waterloo
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abortive sorrow
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Abortive sorrows are half-sorrows, unfeeling sorrows, fake sorrows.
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Waterloo
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abortive therapy
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Abortive therapy focuses on stopping the migraine as it progresses.
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TupleKB
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above consideration
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Above consideration applies to types.
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TupleKB
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above diagram
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Above diagrams illustrate importance.
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TupleKB
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above example
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Above examples highlight complexity.
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ARC
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aboveground damage
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Aboveground damage can affect clonal growth.
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ARC
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abrahamic religion
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Abrahamic religions are very popular monotheistic ones .
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SimpleWikipedia
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abrahamic religion
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Abrahamic religions are very popular monotheistic ones.
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Waterloo
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abrasion resistance
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Abrasion resistance is a matter of toughness, rather than hardness.
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Waterloo
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abrasion resistance
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Abrasion resistance is also a good measure of the strength and durability of a fabric.
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Waterloo
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abrasion resistance
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Abrasion resistance is resistance afforded by a material to wear by friction.
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Waterloo
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abrasion resistance
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Abrasion resistance is the rope's ability to resist fraying.
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ARC
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abrasion
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Abrasion can also occur from the particles held in the erosional mediums of wind and water.
| 0.562535 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion can also occur from the particles held in the erosional mediums of wind and water.
| 0.562535 |
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ARC
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abrasion
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Abrasion can be more damaging than UV radiation.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion can break the surface of the porcelain, letting lead get out.
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WordNet3.0
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abrasion
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Abrasion is a rubbing
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is a wound where the skin layers have been scraped off.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is an alternative term for corrasion .
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is an injury caused by scraping away a portion of skin.
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ConceptNet
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abrasion
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Abrasion is erosion.
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ConceptNet
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abrasion
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Abrasion is injuries.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is particle by particle erosion.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is the number one cause of death for a polyethylene canoe.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is the result of stones and grit in the basal ice grinding over the substratum.
| 0.596483 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is the wearing away of a tooth by another object such as a toothbrush.
| 0.763036 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is the wearing away of an area of the skin by friction.
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ARC
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abrasion
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Abrasion is the wearing away of rocks by solid particles carried by wind, water or other forces.
| 0.764693 |
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ARC
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abrasion
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Abrasion is very active in glaciers where the particles are firmly held by ice.
| 0.645314 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is very active in glaciers where the particles are firmly held by ice.
| 0.645314 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasion is when rock frozen to the base and the back of the glacier scrapes the bed rock.
| 0.746488 |
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ConceptNet
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abrasion
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Abrasion is wounds.
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
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abrasion
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Abrasion isa erosion.
| 1 |
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ARC
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abrasion
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Abrasion occurs from grinding against other rock particles.
| 0.55871 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasions are a simple reddening of the skin, occasionally some loss of skin.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasions are common sports injuries in which a layer of skin is rubbed off.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasions are surface wounds where layers of skin are scraped or torn.
| 0.80981 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasions are wounds in which the outer layer of the skin has been rubbed or scraped off.
| 0.808586 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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Abrasions rub or scrape away the outer layers of skin, causing pain, swelling, redness, and heat.
| 0.738152 |
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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often
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Abrasion often occurs when the fruit has contact with the ground.
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Waterloo
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abrasion
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usually
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Abrasions usually heal in a short time period, sometimes within hours.
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ARC
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abrasive agent
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Abrasive agents act only to provide friction.
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Waterloo
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abrasive cleaner
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Abrasive cleaners scratch the finish off porcelain and stainless.
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Waterloo
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abrasive cleaner
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Abrasive cleaners scratch the smooth surface.
| 0.309618 |
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Waterloo
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abrasive cutoff
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Abrasive cutoff saws separate material by grinding.
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Waterloo
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abrasive fluid
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Abrasive fluids can cause severe wear in a short period of time.
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Waterloo
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abrasive jet
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Abrasive jets can also machine hardened metals and materials with low melting points.
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WordNet3.0
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abrasive material
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An abrasive material is a material
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Waterloo
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abrasive particle
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Abrasive particles scrape metal from hydraulic components.
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WordNet3.0
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abrasive
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Abrasive is a material
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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abrasive
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Abrasive is materials.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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abrasive
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Abrasives are the cutting tools on the surface of the and can be either man-made or natural.
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SimpleWikipedia
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abrasive
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Abrasives are used to make the ends of wood pieces smooth and to smooth the cut ends of metal.
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