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The process of obtaining or developing something from a source, origin, or earlier form.
The process of writing a language that normally uses a non-Latin script with the Latin alphabet.
The ending of a relationship, especially a romantic one.
A secondary product made or obtained incidentally during the production of something else.
An unintended result or consequence that arises from an activity, process, or situation.
The organization of different people, activities, or parts so that they work together effectively.
An attack made in response to an opponent’s attack, intended to regain the initiative or cause damage.
A point or time after which something is stopped, ends, or is no longer accepted.
An action, event, or communication that occurs later to continue, check, or build on something that happened earlier.
The act or process of electing someone to the same position or office for another term.
The act or process of establishing something again after it has ended, been lost, or been disrupted.
The act or process of starting an engine, machine, computer, or system.
the hearing at which a defendant is charged
a suit brought by representatives on behalf of a group
a verdict ordered by the judge when the evidence permits only one
the reversion of property to the state when no heir exists
a judgment overriding the jury's verdict
judgment given without trial when no facts are disputed
the questioning of prospective jurors or a witness
In chess, an exchange is a series of captures in which each side trades pieces of roughly equal value.
In baseball, a pitch is a ball thrown by the pitcher toward the batter.
A complete game of golf played over a set number of holes, usually 18.
The opening stage of a game of Go, when players place stones to develop influence and territory across the board.
A swim from one end of a swimming pool to the other end.
Adjudication is the formal process of deciding a dispute, claim, or legal matter.
The act or event of becoming visible or being seen, especially for the first time.
The act or process of moving nearer to someone or something.
A procedure in which an independent person or panel resolves a dispute by making a decision that may be legally binding.
The act or event of taking someone into legal custody.
A period or process in which excitement, interest, or publicity grows before an important event.
A connected series of military operations conducted over time in a particular region or against a particular enemy.
Carbon emissions are releases of carbon dioxide and other carbon-containing gases into the atmosphere, especially those caused by human activity.
A person, event, or thing that prompts or speeds up change or development.
Chemical synthesis is the production of a chemical compound by combining simpler substances through one or more chemical reactions.
A Jewish religious rite in which a male infant is circumcised, traditionally on the eighth day after birth.
The process of combining or mixing substances, ingredients, or materials to produce a compound or mixture.
The process of adding interest or another increase to an accumulated amount so that later increases are calculated on the larger total.
The process of building or putting together something, especially a structure such as a house, road, or bridge.
The gradual development of similar features, behaviors, or outcomes in different systems, groups, or fields.
A sudden worsening in condition or state.
The gradual breakdown of dead organic matter into simpler substances, especially plant or animal tissue.
The clearing or removal of forests, especially on a large scale, so that the land is no longer forested.
The act of leaving a place, situation, or activity.
The process of using up or consuming a supply, resource, or available possibility completely.
The official removal of a person from a country, usually because they are not legally allowed to remain there.
The act or process of moving downward from a higher position or level.
A school punishment in which a student must remain at school after classes or during a break.
The act or process of finding, establishing, or deciding what something is or what its value or result will be.
The act of releasing a shot from a weapon or releasing an electrical charge.
The act of making someone leave a job, office, or position of authority.