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1. Semiconductor devices, called transistors, are

1. replacing tubes in many applications.

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1. The removal of minerals from water is called

1. softening.

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2. dicotyledons is composed of two principal parts: blade and petiole.

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2. metals, silicates, and water.

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3. materials he employs.

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4. regular basis if an acceptable printed product is to be the end product.

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3. by dust in the air near the horizon.

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may result in the death of many fish from lack of oxygen.

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compared with their linear dimensions.

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so do gases and vapors.

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nature that gave out radiation.

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improvement in the structure.

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Germans were nowhere near success in developing nuclear weapons.

7. Various precautions have been taken against

leakage.

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temperature of 365¡ãF.

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the function, or performance, to the cost.

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there any evidence that he performed them with exceptional skill.

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features, for example a star or a bird; sometimes he observes an event, which is something that happens at a particular time.

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overheating.

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thoroughly it is mixed with oxygen or air.

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distribution of the magnetism about a magnet. 5. Good lubrication keeps the bearings from being

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