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Racism is the belief that people belong to distinct races and that some races are inherently superior or inferior to others.
A unit of plane angle equal to the angle subtended at a circle’s center by an arc whose length equals the circle’s radius.
Energy emitted from a source and transmitted through space or a medium, especially as electromagnetic waves or particles.
Harmful ionizing energy emitted by radioactive substances or produced in nuclear reactions.
Treatment of disease, especially cancer, using high-energy radiation.
A photographic or digital image produced using X-rays, especially one showing the inside of a person's body.
A musical composition written in the ragtime style.
A performance or piece of Indian classical music based on a particular raga.
A railway company is an organization that operates trains and related rail transport services.
A railway track is the physical track or tracks on which railway vehicles run.
A rainbow is a symbol commonly associated with LGBTQ+ pride, diversity, and inclusion.
Existing in small numbers or available in limited supply; scarce.
Unusually good, valuable, or remarkable; exceptional.
Of meat, especially beef, cooked only briefly so that the inside remains red and lightly warm.
Not occurring, found, or happening often; uncommon.
Rationalism is a general reliance on reason and logic rather than emotion, tradition, or impulse when forming opinions or making decisions.
To come out, appear, or become visible again after having disappeared or been hidden.
To enter information, text, or data again, usually because the earlier entry was incorrect or lost.
To establish again something that existed before, such as a system, relationship, institution, or practice.
To make something available to the public again, especially a film, recording, book, product, or software title.
To behave or change in response to a stimulus, event, or situation.
A vessel or apparatus in which a chemical reaction is carried out under controlled conditions, especially in laboratory or industrial processing.
The world of actual people and events, especially as distinguished from fiction, fantasy, or virtual experience.
A particular state of affairs as it actually exists, especially one that differs from what is expected or ideal.
A sudden understanding of how to solve a problem or explain something.
A realm is an area of activity, influence, or knowledge.
Receipts are the money, goods, or other resources received by a person or organization over a period of time.
An electronic device that receives and converts transmitted signals, such as radio, television, or telephone signals.
In American football, a player whose role is to catch passes from the quarterback.
A person or thing that receives something.
To restore communication, contact, or a relationship after an interruption or period of separation.
To write down or otherwise capture information so it can be kept and referred to later.
A device that captures and stores sound, video, or other data for later playback or examination.
To happen again, especially at intervals or after a period of time.
Excessive rules and administrative procedures that cause unnecessary delay or obstruct action.
To make something shorter or more basic by condensing it or removing unnecessary parts.
To direct a matter, question, or case to someone or a group for consideration or decision.
To be about, concern, or indicate a particular person or thing.
A favorable statement about a person's abilities, character, or suitability, especially one given to support an application.
To show or express a quality, condition, fact, or situation.
To refuse is to say that you will not accept, agree to, or do something.
To feel respect, affection, or admiration for someone or something.
Respect or admiration for someone or something.
A greeting or expression of good wishes sent to someone, especially in a letter or message.
An official document that certifies that a person, vehicle, or other item has been registered.
Regression analysis is a statistical method for estimating the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables.
To adjust or maintain the operation of a machine, system, or process so that it functions in a particular way.
An official rule or requirement made and enforced by an authority.
A period in which a person, group, or thing is dominant, influential, or highly successful.
The act of repaying someone for money they have spent or paid, often by an employer, organization, or insurer.