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to an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else.

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Systemic
The corona virus affects the body and our society in a systemic way.

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1. This pandemic will be intergenerational throughout the year.

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1.We want to mitigate world hunger.
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1. Back then flip phones were modern and now iphones are the contemporary phone.  2. People with a lower income are marginalized by people with a higher income.

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1. Extrajudicial : Not legally authorized

2. Destabilization: The process of upsetting the stability of a region or system, especially of government

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-Multicultural- books were bought for the library and displayed as a way to attract a diverse groups of visitors.
-Epidemic- If the epidemic we are living right now won't stop, all the people in the world can get infected.
-Pedagogy- Much of today's mathematical pedagogy is derived from distant historical antecedents.

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"Delinquency, today we saw a group of students throwing rocks/solid objects at a school building which is seem as a delinquency. A small crime, caused by a younger generation(?)."-Me/Oscar R.
"My keen senses are heightened."-Tristan C.
"Epidemic, the spreading sickness named corona caused a epidemic in the whole world."-Me

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1. stringent; "we need to introduce more stringent security measures such as identity cards".  Def. having a very severe effect, or being extremely limiting
2. extrajudicial; "they agreed on numerous extrajudicial executions of civilians" Def. done without the permission of or without using the official legal system :

3. multiculturalism; "However, the concept, policy and practice of multiculturalism have been fluid and, at times, quite controversial." Def. the belief that different cultures within a society should all be given importance

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the words we used are epidemic, marginalized, destabilization.

sentences: If the epidemic continues to spread, it will soon be on two continents and will pose a risk to billions of people.

The threat of destabilization in the Middle East is very real. The Cold-War fears of Communist destabilization are long gone

Women either play a secondary role or are completely marginalized. generalist infrastructure to meet the needs of marginalized groups

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1. Politicians have worked years to fight destabilization in the middle east.
2.this year was more heightened
3. The patient was given medication to mitigate their pains.

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1. I have a heightened sense of smell.
2. The Coronavirus mitigated my fear of other sicknesses.

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1. We are currently still in an epidemic that has taken many lives.
2. Some people have heightened senses compared to others.

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Definition: The process of upsetting the stability of a region or system, especially of government.

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treated as insignificant or peripheral.

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stringent

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To make it less severe, serious, or painful
Synonym r

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Pedagogy: the method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept.

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multiculturalism

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To make it less severe, serious, or painful
Synonym reduce

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relating to, involving, or affecting several generations.
syn: generations

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a high degree of competence or skill; expertise

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def: to an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else.
syn: excessive

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Noun:
A small/minor crime. That is caused by a younger generation.

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the process of upsetting the stability of a region or system, especially of government

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a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

"a flu epidemic"

synonym: plague

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D: relating to, involving, or affecting several generations

S: Generations

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Ms Carol systemic -- affects the whole body, related to the complete system

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Ms Carol systemic -- affects the whole body, related to the complete system

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Make something continue for a long period of time.
Synonym - Modern

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To have made.
To preverse

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the process of upsetting the stability of a region or system, especially of government.
synonym: undermine

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the process of making a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse

Exasperation

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the method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept

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Definition.
Synonym.