access, the means or opportunity to approach or enter a place, avoid, to stay away from someone or something, attraction, something that makes people want to go to a place or do a particular thing, research, study ; to study a subject in detail, hardly, almost not; very little, more and more, happening to a greater degree over time, take over, to gain control of something, to aspire, to desire to achieve something or become someone., to expand, to increase something in size, number, or importance, impact , effect or influence, survey, a study of people's opinions or behavior, impressive, causing admiration through size, quality, or skill, financially, in relation to money or finances, in the meantime, during the time between two events; meanwhile, pros and cons, the advantages and disadvantages of something, set an example, to behave in a way that others should follow, absorb, to take in a liquid, gas, or energy, recycle, to use materials again so they can become new products, reflect, to send back light, heat, or sound, atmosphere, the layer of gases around the Earth, disaster, a very serious event causing great damage, bystander, a person who is near an event but not involved, conscience, the feeling of knowing what is right or wrong, empathy, understanding and sharing another person’s feelings, make a difference, to have a positive effect, make an impression, to cause someone to remember or notice you, betray, to break trust or to be disloyal, escape, to get away from a place or danger, expose, to make known : bring to light, cooperation, the act of working together with someone to achieve a shared goal.

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