Many English words are derived from Latin. Some of these words have been modified, but others have remained in their original versions. Latin terms are used in philosophy, medicine, law, and biolog...[
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Anonymity-state of being unknown or unidentified
Acid-compound having sour taste and capable of neutralizing alkalis
Acute-sharp or severe
Agrarian-relating to land, farmers, or agriculture
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Felicia roleplays person who’s networking, and Jinglei roleplays the person she’s meeting.
Felicia: Hello, I’m Felicia Zimmerman. (shakes hands with Jinglei and hands him her card)
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Jinglei: I think that our team should try to sell our new service to the Mega Company. They’re so huge—billions of dollars—that if we’re successful, we’ll make a huge splash in the marketplace.
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Student: Professor Hu, I appreciate your taking the time to meet with me today.
Professor: I’m happy to do so. What’s on your mind?
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Felicia: Good morning, Professor Hu. This is Felicia Zimmerman. Is this a convenient time to talk with you to schedule an appointment?
Professor: Hello, Felicia. Yes we can schedule an appointme...[
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In America, privacy—along with the freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, the right to due process (a person’s legal rights), and the right to own property—is an important “civil liberty,” a r...[
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In some cultures, taking care of, respecting, and learning from one’s elders is important. But, America—especially thanks to the high non-white birth rate—is a very youth-oriented society. Older in...[
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The quick answer is that this person may or may not require these capsules or tablets. But, the pharmaceutical industry is very big business in the U.S. If you watch TV, you’ll see ads for men’s er...[
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In the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, before credit cards became omnipresent in the U.S., Americans purchased only what they could afford. Consequently, if someone paid cash when dining out or even for their...[
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