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Wood can serve as physical evidence for structure.
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Wood can suffer damage when exposed to the action of sunlight and water.
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Wood carries bugs.
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Wood changes dimension as it gains or loses moisture below that point.
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Wood changes dimensions as it gains or loses moisture below that point.
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Wood combines with oxygen in the atmosphere, undergoing combustion.
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Wood comes from plants so everything made from wood has used water.
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Wood comes from the mainland and North America.
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Wood comes from trees, which are, of course, plants.
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Wood comes from trees.
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Wood comes from trees.
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Wood comes in a bewildering variety of species, each with unique properties.
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Wood comes in many different kinds.
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Wood consists largely of cellulose, a macromolecule which is a highly improbable assembly of atoms.
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Wood consists mostly of primary xylem.
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Wood consists of cellulose fibers bound in lignin , a complex polymer.
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Wood consists of mixed woods that are unsplit and at random lengths.
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Wood consists of two distinct fuels.
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Wood contains a heat stable antibiotic useful as a food preservative.
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Wood contains acids, and acids are bad for fabric.
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Wood contains cellulose.
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Wood contains natural antibiotic agents that retard bacterial growth.
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Wood contains only a negligible amount of sulphur, an element that leads to acid rain.
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Wood contains substances.
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Wood contains sugars that bacteria and fungi feed on.
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Wood controls Earth.
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Wood damaged by carpenter ants contains galleries that are very clean and smooth.
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Wood destroying fungi require a food source, oxygen and favorable temperature in order to survive.
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Wood destroying insects do a tremendous amount of damage to wood structures.
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Wood destroys Earth.
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Wood deteriorates rapidly.
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Wood diminishes Earth .
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Wood dries rapidly when the heat is first turned on.
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Wood ducks frequent woods along streams or flooded timber.
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Wood edges, thickets, meadows, and roadsides.
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Wood expands and contracts across the grain significantly more than lengthwise with the grain.
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Wood expands and contracts depending on the humidity in the air.
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Wood expands and contracts with changes in temperature and humidity.
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Wood expands when it's wet.
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Wood experiences decay.
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Wood experiences fungal decay.
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Wood feels warm, or normal, while metal usually feels cold.
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Wood finishing products also contain many hazardous components.
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Wood floats because the internal pressure of the water is higher than that of the wood.
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Wood floats in water, helium floats in air, oil floats on water, a penny floats on mercury.
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wood
Wood floats in water.
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Wood formed at the base of limbs or in forks is usually difficult to break apart.
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Wood formed in spring is thin walled and primarily made for sufficient water supply.
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Wood forms the circulatory and support system in trees.
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Wood grown in sunlight is better than wood grown in shade.
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Wood has a different feeling than leather.
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Wood has a low ash content.
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Wood has a natural beauty.
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Wood has a natural tendency to warp, twist, split, etc.
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Wood has an excellent strength to weight ratio and stiffness to weight ratio comparable to metals.
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Wood has cell structures.
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Wood has cellulose.
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Wood has color, too.
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Wood has dense cell structures.
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Wood has dense structures.
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Wood has density.
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Wood has fairly poor water resistance.
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Wood has grain and color variations due to the growth pattern of each tree.
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Wood has grain and color variations from the growth patterns of each tree.
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Wood has lower density.
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Wood has poor durability and is prone to mold and stain.
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Wood has purposes.
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Wood has resistance.
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Wood has some superior properties including antiseptic, mechanically yielding, and natural.
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Wood has structures.
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Wood has texture.
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Wood has the lowest embodied energy out of all of the most common construction materials.
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Wood has three dimensions, width, length, thickness.
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Wood has variable degrees of natural resistance to decay.
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Wood has warmth, depth, and often people speak of wood stocks as if they are alive.
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Wood helps burning, but in the meantime it loses energy.
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Wood involves the aspects of germination, extension, softness and harmony.
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Wood is a better insulator than metal.
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Wood is a biomass fuel.
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Wood is a building material.
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Wood is a completely competitive material also for building bridges.
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Wood is a complex mixture of cellulose, organic chemicals and water.
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Wood is a composite material made from lignin and cellulose.
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Wood is a continuous product.
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Wood is a durable, light-weight, easily worked, waterproof material and fiber source.
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Wood is a dynamic medium.
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Wood is a fine building material in terms of strength and weight.
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Wood is a finite resource.
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Wood is a form of biomass and burning wood is an example of biomass energy.
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Wood is a good insulator, as well as fibreglass, or vinyl when reinforced with wood.
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Wood is a grinder with a share of the lead.
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Wood is a highly heterogeneous material containing interfaces and long cylindrical pores.
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Wood is a hygroscopic material.
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Wood is a likely target for insects, splitting, distorting, bruising or breaking.
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Wood is a living substance and can dry out, especially in centrally heated homes.
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Wood is a material that's never the same.
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Wood is a material
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Wood is a more environmentally sensitive building material than steel.
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Wood is a more sustainable energy source than fossil fuels.
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Wood is a music major with a principal emphasis in piano and secondary emphasis in voice.
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