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essential
essential (adj.)
Something very important or necessary.
appropriate
appropriate (adj.)
Suitable or right for a particular situation.
the authority
the authority (n.)
The power or right to make decisions and enforce rules.

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the consequence
the consequence (n.)
Something that happens as a result of an action.
an element
the element (n.)
An important part of something larger.
to justify
to justify (v.)
To give reasons or evidence to support an answer or decision.
to wonder
to wonder (v.)
To think about something with curiosity or ask yourself a question.

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to analyze
to analyze (v.)
To examine something carefully to understand it better.
the structure
the structure (n.)
The way the parts of something are organized.
the purpose
the purpose (n.)
The reason why something is done or created.
a memoir
the memoir (n.)
A true account of personal experiences written by the person who lived them.

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the verse
the verse (n.)
A line of poetry.
an annotation
the annotation (n.)
A note added to a text to explain or comment on it.

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a narrative
a narrative (n.)
A story or account that tells about events or experiences.
an observation
an observation (n.)
A comment or idea based on something you notice.
significant
significant (adj.)
Important enough to have a noticeable effect or meaning.

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an impact
an impact (n.)
A strong effect or influence on someone or something.
an insight
an insight (n.)
A clear or deep understanding of an idea or situation.
conventional
conventional (adj.)
Following what is traditional or generally accepted.
to infer
to infer (v.)
To reach a conclusion by using evidence and what you already know.

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a comparison
a comparison (n.)
An examination of how two or more things are similar or different.
the brilliance
the brilliance (n.)
Great intelligence or outstanding ability.
realistic
realistic (adj.)
Based on what is reasonable and likely to happen.
to convey
to convey (v.)
To communicate or express an idea or message.

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the pacing
the pacing (n.)
The speed at which a story or series of events develops.
the tone
the tone (n.)
The author's attitude toward a subject shown through words and style.
the central idea
the central idea (n.)
The most important idea or main point developed in a text.
the evidence
the evidence (n.)
Facts or details used to support an idea or conclusion.
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