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Things major often describes (“major ________”)
problem, role, part, factor, source, problems, changes, general, cities, concern, change, groups, issues, areas, cause, portion, issue, parties, difference, factors, importance, components, types, reason, depression, differences, component, contribution, sources, impact, categories, companies, events, powers, influence, works, decisions, projects, advantage, challenge, points, elements, effort, theme, step, features, themes, focus, centers, obstacle, goal, event, reasons, causes, surgery, objective, city, task, functions, concerns, shift, difficulty, center, contributions, emphasis, responsibility, project, axis, industries, element, determinant, premise, feature, developments, divisions, classes, consideration, contributor, disadvantage, crisis, difficulties, corporations
How major often is described (“________ major”)
flat, english, old, undergraduate, young, brigade, double, brevet, relative, senior, former, british, sharp, trumpet, academic, surgeon, gallant, late, retired, german, subadar, poor, minor, pectoralis, serjeant, regimental, globus, junior, tonic, etat, hippocampus, popular, subedar, french, sergt., dear, russian, adjutant, illicit, worthy, tall, dominant, zygomaticus, fat, interdisciplinary, dual, sergeant, prime, thalassaemia, confederate, intended, faced, elderly, elementary, risaldar, parallel, youngest, year, handsome, brave, sophomore, corporal, ursa, marine, triple, holotype, temporary
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