to behave in a way that others should follow, set an example, it's impossible to be certain what might happen, you never know , to take in a liquid, gas, or energy, absorb, to reduce or prevent the effect of something, counteract, to find out or decide something after thinking or checking, determine, to test an idea to see what happens, experiment, to make something go down or become smaller, lower, to use materials again so they can become new products, recycle, to send back light, heat, or sound, reflect, to change something to the opposite direction or result, reverse, to send out liquid in very small drops, spray, the layer of gases around the Earth, atmosphere, a very serious event causing great damage, disaster, a large amount of water covering an area that is usually dry, flood, all human beings; people in general, humanity, a possible result or effect of an action or situation, implication, the final result of something, outcome, a large round object in space that moves around a star, planet, the outside or top layer of something, surface, causing disagreement or discussion, controversial, important or meaningful, significant, showing good judgment or understanding, wise, in a way that is not natural; made by people, artificially, at the present time, currently, almost completely; nearly, virtually, used to talk about the original reason for something, in the first place, something that should be true according to ideas, not reality, in theory, to do something in order to solve a problem, take action, to think something is important and treat it with care, take seriously, used to contrast two things or to say two things happen at the same time, while, to come closer to someone or something, approach, to believe something is true without checking, assume, an unexpected meeting with someone or something, encounter, to make someone do something (because of a rule or duty), oblige, to see, watch or notice, observe, to succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty, overcome, respond or behave in response to something, react, help or support, assistance, not being afraid to act, bravery, a person who is near an event but not involved, bystander, the feeling of knowing what is right or wrong, conscience, a situation where you must choose between two difficult options, dilemma, understanding and sharing another person’s feelings, empathy, a thing of importance that happens, event, great courage in a dangerous situation, heroism, TV, newspapers, social media (ways we get information), media, someone who takes part in something, participant, something that happens that people can notice or study, phenomenon, the study of the mind and how people think and behave, psychology, an answer or reaction, response, something you must do because it is your duty, responsibility, something that usually happens or a way someone often behaves, tendency, a person who is hurt or harmed, victim, right or suitable for a situation, appropriate, something good and deserving praise, commendable, very special; better than usual, exceptional, required; must be done, mandatory, existing or happening now, present, sadly; used when something bad happens, unfortunately, police, ambulance, firefighters who help in danger, emergency services, in a situation where someone can be hurt, in danger, to have a positive effect, make a difference, to cause someone to remember or notice you, make an impression, to make something official as a rule in a country, pass a law, to do something that may cause death or harm, risk one’s life, to break trust or to be disloyal, betray, to start suddenly, break out, offering something to influence someone’s actions, bribe, put or hide under ground, bury, to bring into common action or movement, coordinate, to die in the water, drown, to give someone drugs (often secretly), drug, to get away from a place or danger, escape, to make known : bring to light, expose, to make someone do something , force, to observe or study by close examination, investigate, to choose someone as a candidate, nominate, to get, to acquire, obtain, to die, pass away, to act as if something is true when it is not, pretend.

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