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Things content often describes (“content ________”)
analysis, areas, validity, area, increases, knowledge, type, words, providers, analyses, standards, management, categories, changes, types, model, material, information, provider, subjects, domain, pane, structure, page, scales, requirements, elements, ranges, delivery, based, creation, instruction, domains, items, coverage, learning, materials, experts, teachers, requirement, regulation, pages, distribution, rules, questions, tool, selection, figure, reading, matter, word, outline, fig, determination, difference, creators, units, fields, courses, models, classes, owners, description, category, validation, distinction, region, themes, filtering, objectives, map, variables, objects, uniformity, theories, increase, encoding, plane
How content often is described (“________ content”)
high, low, total, fat, higher, specific, organic, lower, actual, emotional, average, semantic, intellectual, manifest, mental, empirical, substantive, moral, sexual, initial, propositional, latent, ideological, longer, essential, cultural, highest, cognitive, positive, conceptual, informational, relative, spiritual, solid, maximum, dynamic, alcoholic, factual, bacterial, verbal, ethical, educational, symbolic, rich, minimum, thematic, cellular, volatile, subject, objective, concrete, technical, residual, academic, dry, multimedia, digital, mean, representational, overall, theoretical, precise
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