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tract

n.
1.an extended area of land
2.a system of body parts that together serve some particular purpose
3.a brief treatise on a subject of interest
4.a bundle of mylenated nerve fibers following a path through the brain

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    in no uncertain terms
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    I told my neighbor in no uncertain terms that I wanted the music to stop.



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    The name cranberry comes from German and Dutch settlers. The berry was intially called crane berry. The reason it was called this was because when the flowers bloom, the petals of the flowers twist backwards and look very much like the head of a crane. Eventually the name was shortened down to be cranberry.      .. More >>
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