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Japan
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World Geography
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How are the eggs packaged in Japan? . Why couldn't they leave?. What is the name of the cat? . The leased populated location in the region is? . How many major islands does Japan consist of?.
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Japan and the Koreas
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Asian History
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Uniform; what Japan's ancestry is. Fixed total quantities, which limit the number of foreign-made goods sold in Japan. Affects Japan's seasons; are prevailing winds. Japan attacked this U.S. naval base during WWII on Dec.7,1941. Increase in number of atomic weapons around the world..
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Japan Today Word Game
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World Geography
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Colorful dramas that dealt with themes such as love and revenge. Puppet theater. Emphasized simplicity, self-discipline, and closeness to nature. One out of every three Japanese working women. The United States looked on Japan as a key ally in the ___________.
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Japan's Feudalism
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World Geography
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Please complete the crossword below by filling in the blanks
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hereditary military governer . Japans social posititons and the rank of workers . A very skilled worker (craftsman) . Comes from the term confucius. Highest and most powerful class .
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Japan's Legal System
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World Geography
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First level of ancient punishment. Litigation Inns. Criminal Code of Ritsuryo. Appeals limited to issues on the law. Used to determine guilt in 8th century..
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Japanese Cities
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World Geography
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This city has a beautiful waterfront and a very exciting China town.. This city is very famous for its Edo style buildings.. This was the capital city in the past. It has many famous temples and shrines.. The capital city of Japan.. This city has a very famous volcano that regularly erupts!.
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Japanese Mythology
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Literature and Writing
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He who is invites. What kept Amaterasu out of the cave. Goddess of laughter. Type of mythology. Moon goddess.
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Jazz
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Music
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American jazz musician, trumpeter, bandleader, and composer. known as 'Yardbird' and 'Bird'; American jazz saxophonist and composer.. an American jazz pianist and composer, considered to be one of the foremost exponents of cool jazz.. City in Illinois. : an American composer, pianist, and big-band leader.
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Jazz music
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Music
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The most popular nightclub in Harlem where acts like 'Duke' Ellington performed. organized the first negro big band of jazz. Drummer/saxophonist/singer that formed a jazz orchestra, popularized 'scat'. Coleman Hawkins made this instrument one of the distinctive features of jazz music. a young trumpet player, joined Fletcher Henderson's band in 1924, most influential jazz musician.
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Jefferson
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History
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was the fourth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.. is the doctrine under which legislative and executive actions are subject to review by the judiciary.. was the acquisition of the Louisiana territory by the United States from France in 1803.. was an American brigadier general and explorer for whom Pikes Peak in Colorado was renamed.. noun form of impress.
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Jefferson Era; James Madison Presidency
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History
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Battle of ________ convinced the British the war was unnecessary and too costly. . Fourth President of the United States.. White settlers wanted more land in the _____ River Valley.. Americans felt a new sense of _______ after the war.. Indiana Governor who won at the Battle of Tippecanoe. .
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Jehovah's Witnesses
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Religion
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What they were called first?. Where did they come up with the name?. What was his 7 series called?. What doctorite do they deny?. What group do they have a lot in common with?.
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Jewelry Terminology
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Other
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Anti war protester that addressed the student body in 1967. Having a frequency within the audible range of the human ear.. Small excessory parts used to assemble jewelry.. Used for shaping metal.. A type of gem setting..
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Jimmy Carter
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Government and Politics
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The 39th President of the United States. Carter married this person. Carter's cuts in federal spending did not stop this from rising (a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services). After his presidency, Carter has been best known for his work to improve this class of people. Carter served in this branch of the military.
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Job Application
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Business and Work
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Complete the crossword puzzle by inserting the correct missing word from the sentences.
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if the job application is to be completed by hand be sure to _____ your answer neatly.. Before listing references, be sure to get their _____.. Don't _____ free-response questions.. _____ to print, save, or make a copy of your completed job application.. The information requested on a job application is similar to that found _____ your resume. .
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Job Position of A Frontliner
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Business and Work
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Finds and rescues victims in burning buildings or emergency situations. GrabFood / foodpanda. To maintain law and social order by protecting citizens. To maintain hygiene at highest level. Plays significant role in every hospital and clinic.
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John 1
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Religion
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Jesus; Light, Life, Lamb of God, Creator, Fullness of Grace and Truth, Glory of God, and Christ
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1:12 he gave the right to become ________ of God. 1:9 The true light that gives light to every man was coming into the _______.. 1:4 that life was the _______ of men.. 1:17 grace and truth came through ___________________.. 1:14 the glory of the One and Only, who came from the _______, .
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John Adams
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US History
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Immigrants could be sent back to their home country if president thought they were a threat, immigrants could be deployed for war. Leader of the Federalist party. What did France want from the U.S in the XYZ Affair?. Pro-British, wanted strong federal government, favored manufacturing and trading. Act that said it was illegal to write or say anything false about the government.
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John Sherman Cooper
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Government and Politics
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His parents were ____, and _____. He ran as a _______ when he was a Senator. His wife's name is ________ Cooper. He failed to win the _________'s election against Paul patton. He was a _______ Judge of the twenty-eighth judical district.
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John Williams
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Music
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Where he went to college, studying composition. A re-dedication for the Statue of Liberty that he made. A part of the military that he served in. One of the most popular and successful ........... orchestral composers. One of his films, which was a popular movie made about an archaeologist played by Harrison Ford.
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Johnny Tremain
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Books
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A semi-secret society acting against British rule, have a reputation for wreaking havoc against Tories and all things pro-British.. The full name of the apprentice of Ephraim Lapham, once a silversmith, and the protagonist.. The town where much of the story takes place, is the center of pre-Revolutionary activity.. First name of Johnny's father.. A leader of the Revolutionary forces in Boston. He wrote numerous pamphlets inciting and inspiring the revolution..
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Joints
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Body
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Radius and Ulna are parallel . Prevents crushing of bone ends. Increase joint angle . Reduce friction where ligaments, muscles, skin, tendons, or bones rub together. Most limb joints and most joints of the body fall into this category .
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Joints and Joint Movement
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Animals
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pivot joints that rotate on another bone. semi-movable joints. twisting movement of a part of its own axis. hinge joints joint surface that swivels around another. decrease in the angle between two bones.
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Journey to the Center of the Earth
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Books
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by Jules Verne
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Finding the path inside the earth and this book project are both _______.. Seen herding prehistoric animals inside the earth.. German town where the professor lives.. Science Fiction. Type of animals found in the center of the earth..
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Journey's End
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Literature and Writing
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Where the play is set. The team Osborne usually played rugby for. Slang term for England used in the play. One of the things Osborne asks Stanhope to pass to his wife if he's killed. Osborne's nickname.
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Judaism
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Religion
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Title of honor bestowed on spiritual head of the Babylonian academies.. Jewish religious movement from 6th century Europe.. Jewish sect which became standard for Jewish people. Day of Lamentations for destruction of the Temples.. Metaphorical meaning of a text..
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JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM
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Religion
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period of fasting for Muslims. the first montheistic religion to develop in the Middle East. Jewish place of worship. the country the Jews were granted in 1948. The result of Martin Luther's challenges to the Catholic Church.
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Judicial Branch
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Government and Politics
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Federal judges serve for. A detailed explanation or the legal thinking behind a court’s decision in a case. Only district courts have a judge and _____. . An official decision by a judge or a court that settles a case and may also establish the meaning of a law. The court’s calendar, showing the schedule of cases it is to hear.
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Judicial Branch
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Government and Politics
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Is a Judicial Opinion Agreed To By More Than Half of the Members of a Court. . Is a Theory of Judicial Interpretation That Encourages Judges To Limit the Exercise of Their Own Power.. The Opinion by One or More Judges of a Court Which Agrees With the Decision Made by the Majority of the Court, but States Different Reasons as the Basis for his or her Decision. . Is an Opinion in a Legal Case in Certain Legal Systems Written by One or More Judges Expressing Disagreement With the Majority Opinion of the Court Which Gives Rise to its Judgment. . Is a Process Under Which Executive or Legislative Actions Are Subject To Review by the Judiciary..
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Julius Caesar
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History
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not active or in use; without purpose or effect; pointless. made something appear unexpectedly or seemingly from nowhere as if by magic. the expression of deep sorrow for someone who has died, typically involving following certain conventions like wearing black clothes. small pointed tool used for piercing holes. extremely unpleasant.
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Julius Caesar
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History
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To present clues that shows what is to come later in the work.. A speech delivered to other characters.. A comparison of two unlike things.. Over-exaggeration for effect.. Caesar’s adopted son and appointed successor..
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Julius Caesar
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History
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the number of senators who plotted to kill Caesar. where he was born. Caesar's full name. Caesar added all the land west of this river to Roman control. the two Roman leaders that caused the chaos before Caesar;conflict caused bloodbath, eventually one won and became a dictator.
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Julius Caesar
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History
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Fill in the best you can. Some may repeat and you may have to look some up on the internet.
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The nephew of Caesar. Killed for his bad verses. How did Portia die?. Follower of Caesar. Is caesar deaf in one ear?.
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Jumanji
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Movies
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Characters, Objects and Creatures
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Giant Arachnids. Judy's Brother and Nora's Nephew. Alan's father. Alan's Mother. Flowers That Kill And Eat.
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Jungle Of Bones
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Books
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A part of military service that the uncle was in. A place where u keep your planes. A type of place that the main characters uncle was in during war. Somone that steals things from you when you dont know it . A place where there is lots of heat and rain.
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Junior Vocabulary
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Spelling Lists
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strict. having or showing with to do harm. gloomy or glum. talkative. fictitious name.
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Jurassic Park
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Movies
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People, Places and Dinosaurs
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An animal behaviourist who was employed by Jurassic World. International Genetics Incorporated, a bio-engineering startup company . One of the New Cloned Raptors. A Hybrid similar to the Indominus Rex. The Island Where The Theme Park Is.
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Justice System
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Government and Politics
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Governed by laws that look out for everyone's needs. The process of claiming foreign lands by way of making colonies. To put back into. The way laws are applied in a society. To change for the better (as in a criminal).
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Kansas City History
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World Geography
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Test your knowledge of Kansas City's history
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A torch to honor the dead. First African American elected to city council. 18th & _____. The Hawks. Battle of Westport took place here.
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Kanye West
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Music
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How many music videos does Kanye have?. How many singles does Kanye have?. How many awards has Kanye won?. Where was Kanye born?. How many mixtapes does Kanye have?.
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Kaveri River
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World Geography
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This holy festival is held after every 12 years. Name of the philosopher whose presence sanctified Kaveri river. Known as the second biggest waterfall in India . This temple town is located on the banks of Kaveri river. Kings of this dynasty built gigantic temples on Kaveri delta.
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KBG
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Society
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Blue and Gold. Involves self-sacrifice and a willingness to help each other. An active sister within the sorority that is assigned to a new member, the sister will be completely anonymous, can remain secret forever or revealed upon crossover. 'Character, Culture, Courage'. National Officer Secretary.
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Kent State University Recreational Services
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School
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This features 153,000 square feet of state-of-the-art fitness amenities. Opened in 1999, the facility has won numerous architectural design awards and has been featured in magazines as one of the top fitness facilities in the nation.. Student organizations formed by students with a common interest and desire to participate in a specific sport or activity. More competitive that Intramural Sports.. Recreational sports, programs, and/or activities in which participants compete as teams or as individuals against other teams or individuals. These are designed to be recreational in nature.. $7 for a single class and $45 for an unlimited pass. These classes range in difficulty from beginner to high intensity and are on a drop-in basis.. This structure stands 35 feet tall in the rec. To use this, you'll have to pass the Safety and Skills Test and rent equipment. Free Climbing Fridays are from 4-8 pm..
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Key People in Culinary History
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Food
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Follow the hints to find the words! GOOD LUCK!!
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Wrote 'The Physiology of Taste'. followed by Le Pâtissier François. Partnered with Cesar Ritz and also had some wartime that made him to create the kitchen brigade system. wrote extensively about the use of Russian service. Known as the 'mother of French haute cuisine'.
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Keyboarding Class
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Business and Work
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the month that it is now. Row that you fingers should rest on. fingers that are resting on the f and j keys. key that used to unjam typewriters. fingers that are resting on the l and s keys.
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Keynesian Economic Theory
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Government and Politics
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President who is said to have taken traditional Keynesian approach to economy. Keynesians are often advocates for _____ _____. Father of Macroeconomics. Keynes believe _____ could be decreased by increasing government spending. Peace agreement affected by Keynes' theory.
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Khmer Empire
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Asian History
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Who founded the Khmer Empire?. During the reign of Jayavarman VII, what did the state religion change to?. Building used for praying. A kind of carving or sculpture in which the figures are raised a few inches from a flat background to give a three-dimensional effect. Leave and not plan to return.
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Kid Koala
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Entertainment
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producing or involving many sounds or voices. an early spinet with the strings parallel to the keyboard, typically rectangular, and popular in 16th and 17th century houses. a set of keys on a piano or similar musical instrument. relating to or using sound waves. a solid transparent plastic.
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Kidney
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Body
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the highest point, tip . any of the small tubules that are the excretory units of the vertebrate kidney . an artery originating from the abdominal aorta and supplying the kidneys and adrenal glands and ureters . a smooth transparent membrane the adheres tightly to the external aspect of the kidney, outside layer; connective tissue keeping substances inside. . small network of capillaries encased in the upper end of a nephron; where the filtration of blood takes place .
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Killerwhale
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Animals
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the orca were called killerwhale by___ . the only difference between male and female in killer whales. the killerwhale is one of the 35 speices in the___ . the orca whales were scientifcally identifies in family . how fast can an orca swim at top speed.
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