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Waterloo | wry bite | Wry bite is a severe inherited defect. | 0.615449 |
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ARC | wrymouth | Wrymouths are found in temper-ate waters of the Atlantic and Pacific. | 0.621853 |
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WordNet3.0 | wryneck | A wryneck is a woodpecker | 1 |
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ConceptNet | wryneck | Wrynecks are birds. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | wryneck | Wrynecks are woodpeckers. | 1 |
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Waterloo | wryneck | Wrynecks feed mainly on ants and their larvae. | 0.805551 |
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Waterloo | wryneck | Wrynecks get their name from the unusual, snakelike way they twist their neck when captured. | 0.608406 |
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Waterloo | wryneck | Wrynecks prefer open forests, clearings, and woodlands with low undergrowth. | 0.683866 |
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Waterloo | ws | WS occurs in all ethnic groups. | 0.392202 |
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Waterloo | wulong tea | Wulong tea possesses the freshness of green tea and the fragrance of black tea. | 0.311656 |
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WordNet3.0 | Wyoming | Wyoming is part of America. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | Wyoming | Wyoming isa thing. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | wyvern | A wyvern is dragon | 1 |
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Waterloo | wyvern | Wyverns also live on Blue Dragon Island. | 0.324247 |
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ConceptNet | wyvern | Wyverns are dragon. | 1 |
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Waterloo | wyvern | Wyverns are large reptilian dragons with short necks and tails, two legs, and two wings. | 0.772548 |
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Waterloo | wyvern | Wyverns are the watch dogs of the dragon world. | 0.353313 |
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Waterloo | x axis | X axis is taken to be the fiducial axis. | 0.348003 |
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Waterloo | x chromosome | X chromosomes produce females. | 0.76751 |
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ARC | x inactivation | X inactivation is when one of the two X chromosomes in females is almost completely inactivated. | 0.794783 |
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Waterloo | x inactivation | X inactivation occurs at about the time of implantation. | 0.505857 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays are at the short end of the light-wave spectrum. | 0.758117 |
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ConceptNet | x ray | X rays are electromagnetic radiation. | 1 |
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ARC | x ray | X rays are high energy light waves. | 0.78881 |
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ConceptNet | x ray | X rays are ionizing radiation. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | x ray | X rays are located in airports. | 1 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays are one of the most useful forms of energy. | 0.570313 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays are photons that usually originate from energy transitions of the electrons of an atom. | 0.796448 |
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ARC | x ray | X rays are preferred because they resolve molecular structure. | 0.384683 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays can compliment surgery and medical oncology. | 0.268027 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays can help identify many causes of joint pain, such as a fracture or arthritis. | 0.535327 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays can penetrate most structures. | 0.486558 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays can produce biological, chemical, and physical changes in the substances they enter. | 0.737823 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays come from energized gas. | 0.691426 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays have higher energy than radio waves. | 0.641799 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays have higher frequency than radio waves. | 0.620403 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays have longer wavelengths than gamma rays and shorter wavelengths than ultraviolet rays. | 0.706403 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays have shorter wavelengths than radio waves. | 0.677282 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays have the same characteristics as gamma ways, but they are produced differently. | 0.490278 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays heat the outer surface of the capsule, for an instant, to about a million degrees. | 0.328655 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays illuminate dynamics on near-atomic length scales. | 0.500243 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays interact with the electron cloud surrounding the nucleus of an atom. | 0.801199 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays kill cancer cells more readily than they kill normal cells. | 0.711838 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays knock electrons out of their orbits around an atom's nucleus, creating charged particles. | 0.751346 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays lose some energy and change direction as they strike electrons in the crystal. | 0.673571 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays owe their penetrating power to their relatively short wavelengths and high energy. | 0.638059 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays pass through organs and structures of the body onto a photographic plate. | 0.686966 |
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ARC | x ray | X rays pass through the metal without being absorbed. | 0.607429 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays speed healing of rat spinal cords. | 0.467642 |
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ARC | x ray | X rays strike a chromosome in a living cell and ultimately cause the cell to die. | 0.729025 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays strip electrons from atoms and leave the electrons free to conduct electricity. | 0.756753 |
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Waterloo | x ray | X rays travel through space faster than radio waves. | 0.6426 |
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ConceptNet | x raying | X rayings are imaging. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | x raying | X rayings are medical imaging. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | x | A x is a letter | 1 |
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Waterloo | x | X are the coflat complements of u and v respectively. | 0.329857 |
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Waterloo | x | X be a smooth projective variety which is defined over a number field. | 0.261112 |
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Waterloo | x | X can be a number of different substituents. | 0.257061 |
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Waterloo | x | X Can lack snow on lower slopes. | 0.236324 |
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Waterloo | x | X denotes a distribution of data values. | 0.25131 |
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SimpleWikipedia | x | X is also a commune in France, and there is a company called X in the United States. | 0.256438 |
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Waterloo | x | X is discrete iff every subset of X is closed. | 0.245172 |
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Waterloo | x | X is equal to the diameter of the circle of the smallest end piece. | 0.455436 |
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Waterloo | x | X is in units of standard deviations from the mean. | 0.379031 |
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Waterloo | x | X is once again the percentage of the city's population that is Black. | 0.277252 |
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ConceptNet | x | Xs are films. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | x | Xs are letters. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | x | Xs are movies. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | x | Xs are part of alphabets. | 1 |
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Waterloo | xact herbicide | Xact herbicide offers soybean growers premium weed control. | 0.304046 |
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Waterloo | xanthine oxidase | Xanthine oxidase can generate nitric oxide from nitrate in ischaemia. | 0.817212 |
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Waterloo | xanthine oxidase | Xanthine oxidase generates nitric oxide from nitrates and nitrite in hypoxia. | 0.835264 |
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Waterloo | xanthine oxidase | Xanthine oxidase is an example of such an enzyme. | 0.548129 |
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ConceptNet | xanthine oxidase | Xanthine oxidases are enzymes. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | xanthine | A xanthine is an organic compound | 1 |
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Waterloo | xanthine | Xanthine affects ca and contractile responses of ventricular c ardiocytes to electrical stimulation. | 0.663925 |
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Waterloo | xanthine | Xanthine Is a chemical that occurs naturally in yeast, potatoes, coffee beans, tea and chocolate. | 0.819444 |
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Waterloo | xanthine | Xanthine is a naturally occurring substance found in all living cells. | 0.831758 |
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Waterloo | xanthine | Xanthines also prevent fat from entering the cells in the first place. | 0.739738 |
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ConceptNet | xanthine | Xanthines are chemical compounds. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | xanthine | Xanthines are organic compounds. | 1 |
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Waterloo | xanthine | some | Some xanthines are obviously less desirable, such as caffeine. | 0.278025 |
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Waterloo | xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis | Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis is a type of chronic pyelonephritis. | 0.704379 |
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WordNet3.0 | xanthophyll | A xanthophyll is a carotenoid | 1 |
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ARC | xanthophyll | Xanthophyll is the yellow pigment in chloroplasts. | 0.850825 |
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Waterloo | xanthophyll | Xanthophyll produces the color yellow, and carotene, like that in carrots, produces yellow-orange. | 0.762298 |
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Waterloo | xanthophyll | Xanthophyll produces the yellows, erithrosin and carotene the reds, and anthocyanin the blues. | 0.770688 |
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ARC | xanthophyll | Xanthophylls are a fourth common class of pigments. | 0.79306 |
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Waterloo | xanthophyll | Xanthophylls are also yellow. | 0.722781 |
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ConceptNet | xanthophyll | Xanthophylls are carotenoids. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | xanthophyll | Xanthophylls are organic matter. | 1 |
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ARC | xanthophyll | Xanthophylls are oxygenated derivatives of carotenes. | 0.861529 |
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Waterloo | xanthophyll | Xanthophylls are pigments known to reduce or prevent age-related eye problems. | 0.847704 |
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Waterloo | xenobiotic chemical | Xenobiotic chemicals do their damage to our body's chemical mechanisms one molecule at a time. | 0.767158 |
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Waterloo | xenobiotic stressor | Xenobiotic stressors add to the mean rate in proportion to the strength of the stressor. | 0.614421 |
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WordNet3.0 | xenolith | A xenolith is a stone | 1 |
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Waterloo | xenolith | Xenoliths are chunks of country rock in the igneous body, sometimes produced by magmatic stoping. | 0.71871 |
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Waterloo | xenolith | Xenoliths are common. | 0.430266 |
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ConceptNet | xenolith | Xenoliths are rocks. | 1 |
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Waterloo | xenolith | Xenoliths are usually good markers of unconformities, or time gaps, that have occurred in bedding. | 0.523119 |
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