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Things subfamily often describes (“subfamily ________”)
diagnosis, members, level, classification, status, rank, names, farms, value, levels, 172a, group, variation, 134b, significance, 160a, characters, structure, merging, musteline, heads, importance, groups, distinction, 172b, membership, 156a
How subfamily often is described (“________ subfamily”)
new, same, separate, second, distinct, third, largest, own, large, small, single, latter, novel, eastern, special, fourth, activated, linguistic, next, entire, primitive, finite, present, particular, cushitic, like, former, germanic, related, extinct, typical, independent, unique, aryan, essential, voltaic, burman, dravidian, altaic, unrelated, indonesian, chadic, burmese, iranian, sudanic, endemic, south, herpesvirus, ugric, atlantic, diverse, celtic, bantu, fifth, monotypic, congo, bushman, hamitic, italic, niger, andean, lranian, ceratopsian, allied, semitic, polynesian, countable, infinite, turkic, acidic, marked, tropical, stressactivated, manobo, slavic
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