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Aggravation
Agg/re/va/tion
- Annoyance
- Irritation
- Harassment
- Vexation
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Alliance
All/ia/nce
- Friendly Association
- Coalition
- Affiliation
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Bureaucracy
Bur/eau/cr/acy
- Governmental administration mainly through bureaus
- Branches or departments
- Inflexible of rules and red tape
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Demarcation
De/mar/ca/tion
- Setting of boundaries
- Marking off
- Setting limits
- Distinguishing
- Separation
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Disfiguration
Dis/fig/ur/a/tion
- To damage or mar something or someone
- deform
- distort
- misshape
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Epidemiologist
Ep/i/dem/iol/o/gist
Study of disease and it's causes, spread, and control.
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Exacerbated
Ex/a/cer/bated
- Increased in severity,
- magnified,
- amplified,
- escalated,
- intensified
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Exuberance
Ex/u/ber/rance
- Feeling or intense joy
- Elation
- jubilation
- exhilaration
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Memorandum
Mem/or/an/dum
- A written communication
- Bullentin
- note
- correspondence
- reminder
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Periphery
Per/i/ph/ery
- Perimeter
- Boundary line
- border line
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Preliminary
Pre/lim/in/ary
- Initial
- Introductory
- Preparatory
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Subsequently
Sub/se/quent/ly
Following after in time order, next, successive
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Superficial
Su/per/fi/cial
- Shallow
- Near the surface
- Insignificant
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