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the art of cryptography corresponds with those areas of the human brain that are able to make inferences and communicate in heterodox ways.
the art of cryptography corresponds to those areas of the human brain that are able to make inferences and communicate in heterodox ways.
- corresponds to - agrees w/ or related to
- corresponds with - communication over distance
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cryptography
code breaking
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No aberrant student has ever tried to litigate to defend their claim that Isaac Newton developed calculus before Gottried Leibniz did.
No aberrant student has ever tried to litigate to defend his or her claim that Isaac Newton developed calculus before Gottried Leibniz did.
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litigate
to push/lead according to "the letter of the law."
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Hearing his own mellifluousness, the newscaster stated that "his tone rings like a knife cuts through butter," which was an ambiguous description.
Hearing his own mellifluousness, the newscaster stated that "[his] tone rings like a knife cuts through butter," which was an ambiguous description.
he woldnt talk in 3ed person
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ambiguous
having a leaning towards multiple directions
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Overlooking Saint Peter's Square, the Pope offfered a benediction to the thousands of persons who had gathered to hear him speak.
Overlooking Saint Peter's Square, the Pope offfered a benediction to the thousands of people who had gathered to hear him speak.
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benediction
bestowing/blessing
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I tried to confidently converse with magniloquent philanthropist, but found myself completely intimidated by his dignified manner.
I tried confidently to converse with magniloquent philanthropist, but found myself completely intimidated by his dignified manner.
don't split infinitives
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magniloquent
the quality of speaking largely
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The well known theorist considers hereditary physical traits fully controllable with scientific aid; his idea's viability is slightly dubious.
The well-known theorist considers hereditary physical traits fully controllable with scientific aid; his idea's viability is slightly dubious.
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hereditary
w/in a genetic line
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Colonial Williamsburg is an impressive anachronism; an outdoor museum, it imploys more colonial tradesmen than any other educational institution.
Colonial Williamsburg is an impressive anachronism; an outdoor museum, it imploys more colonial tradesmen than any other educational institution does.
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anachronism
the condition of being against time
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Pugnacious rioters probably contravene laws more then docile bibliophiles do.
Pugnacious rioters probably contravene laws more than docile bibliophiles do.
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contravene
to move/go against
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Even though fears of a lethal pandemic were international, but the frightening avian flu outbreak of 1997 was, in truth, relatively innocuous.
Even though fears of a lethal pandemic were international, but the frightening avian flu outbreak of 1997 was, in truth, relatively innocuous.
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Providence is a word with several related denotations: religious, civic, and intellectual.
"Providence" is a word with several related denotations: religious, civic, and intellectual.
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providence
the state of seeing beforehand
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Tabloid newspapers are often exonerated easy when they are accused by angry celebrities of defamation.
Tabloid newspapers are often exonerated easily when they are accused by angry celebrities of defamation.
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defamation
bringing someone down
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The essay for English class and the scientific experiment were completed concurrently by the impressively talented student.
The impressively talented student completed concurrently the essay for English class and the scientific experiment
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concurrently
at the same time
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Watching the tennis match I witnessed parity recede before the superiority of experience; needless to say, the novice player lost handily.
Watching the tennis match, I witnessed parity recede before the superiority of experience; needless to say, the novice player lost handily.
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The politician's indubitable verity was atleast for her an anomaly; most things that she said were, at the very least, apcryphal.
The politician's indubitable verity was, atleast for her, an anomaly; most things that she said were, at the very least, apcryphal.
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anomaly
hthe state of bein out of a normal and expected place.
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Benedict Arnold's egregious duplicity durring The Revolutionary War gained him lasting infamy, at least in the United States of America.
Benedict Arnold's egregious duplicity durring the Revolutionary War gained him lasting infamy, at least in the United States of America.
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egregious
away from or apart
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I do not actually know if the mysterious visitor was cognizant of my dog and I; I rather imagain that the dark night shrouded us well from sight.
I do not actually know if the mysterious visitor was cognizant of my dog and me; I rather imagain that the dark night shrouded us well from sight.
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