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Subside
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Subside, as a storm
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Subside, as rainfall
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Subside, as the sea
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Subside, as the tide
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Subside, like the tide
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Subside to a drizzle
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Subside, with "down
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Subside, with "over
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Subside, with "up
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Subsided
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Subsided gradually
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Subsided (with ''down'')
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Subsides
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Subsides, as the tide
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Subsides gradually
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Subsides gradually (with "down")
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Subsides slowly
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Subsidiary
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Subsidiary building
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Subsidiary, for short
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Subsidiary location
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Subsidiary math theorem
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Subsidiary member of a firm
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Subsidiary of Fiat
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Subsidiary of Hallmark
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Subsidiary of Sony
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Subsidiary of Whirlpool
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Subsidiary office
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Subsidiary proposition
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Subsidiary proposition in a proof
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Subsidiary propositions
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Subsidiary route
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Subsidiary rule
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Subsidiary staffers
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Subsidiary structure
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Subsidiary theorem
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Subsidiary theorem, in math
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Subsidies
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Subsidies or subsidize
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Subsiding
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Subsiding, with "down
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Subsidised (by)
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Subsidize
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Subsidized grad student
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Subsidized housing in Riyadh?
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Subsidizes
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Subsidy
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Subsidy, e.g.
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Subsist
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Subsist on
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Subsist on field rations?
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Subsisted
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Subsisted (on)
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Subsistence
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Subsists
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Subsists (on)
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Subsoil
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Subsoil, for a flower
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Subsoil layer
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Subspecialty
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Subspecies adapted to a particular habitat
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Subspecies adapted to their environments
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Subspecies especially adapted to their environments
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Subspecies of a distinct geographical variety
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Subst.
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Subst. for some names
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Subst. for the rest of the list
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Subst. for unnamed things
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Substance
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Substance a colorist applies to hair
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Substance abuse
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Substance abuse support group
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Substance abuser's org.
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Substance-abusing star of "Mean Girls" in headlines
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Substance accumulating in the lugholes
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Substance added to paint and varnish
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Substance applied to Elmer Fudd's scalp in the Bugs Bunny cartoon "Rabbit of Seville
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Substance applied to finger ends
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Substance banned by the EPA
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Substance-banning agcy.
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Substance called a pesticide by the E.P.A.
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Substance causing a global catastrophe in "Cat's Cradle
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Substance checker: Abbr.
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Substance: Comb. form.
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Substance contained in many vitamin C supplements
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Substance curdling milk in cheese-making
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Substance derived from starch
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Substance essential to life
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Substance for a fiddler
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Substance for a hair-raising experience?
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Substance for a violin bow
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Substance for dilating pupils
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Substance for etching
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Substance for making beads
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Substance for sculptures
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Substance for slinging.
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Substance for spiking hair
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Substance for styling hair
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Substance found in flour
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Substance from madder
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Substance from which the metal Fe is extracted
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Substance from which the universe was created
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Substance from which the universe was created, to some
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Substance in a visual display unit
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Substance in acid tests
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Substance in an oyster
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Substance in cereals
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Substance in cigarettes
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Substance in many hand creams
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Substance in much incense
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Substance in skin care
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Substance in some cough syrups
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Substance in some lamps
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Substance in some piecrusts
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Substance in some signs
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Substance in the sea's H2O
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Substance in wheat flour
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Substance listed on the periodic table
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Substance made from seaweed
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Substance marketed under the name NutraSweet
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Substance obeying Boyle's law
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Substance obtained from some pines
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Substance obtained from wool
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Substance of a newspaper article?
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Substance of genetic importance
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Substance of interest to the CIA in the 1950s
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Substance of some crowns
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Substance of which teeth are mainly composed
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Substance on an envelope
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Substance on sandpaper
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Substance on some mountains or in some lamps
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Substance on stamps
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Substance once used to treat malaria
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Substance or activity stimulating carnal desire
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Substance overdoer
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Substance put on wounds
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Substance resembling dentin
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Substance scraped by a Zamboni
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Substance — signify
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Substance stimulating antibody production
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Substance, such as benzene
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Substance such as honey or tree sap
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Substance such as tree sap or hot tar
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Substance supposedly emanating from the body of a medium during trances
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Substance susceptibility
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Substance taken up in a lab
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Substance that alchemists believed could turn base metals into gold
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Substance that can make hair spiky