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Things unpacking often describes (“unpacking ________”)
process, boxes, room, trunks, cases, operations, books, things, data, goods, crates, operation, procedure, equipment, instructions, clothes, furniture, consequent, merchandise, routines, suitcases, files, area, materials, clothing, messages, chests, hopi, sequence, shipments, rifles, numbers, functions, services, specimens, assignment, factor, items, information, questions, images, containers, characters, wagons, principle, barrels, supplies, stores, words, stub, instruments, records, costs, sir, arrangement, provisions, luggage, house, assumptions, issues, bags
How unpacking often is described (“________ unpacking”)
busy, careful, little, more, own, further, considerable, worth, great, detailed, mechanical, conceptual, much, interminable, partial, hurried, full, critical, philosophical, mere, mutual, grand, upstairs, subsequent, thorough, theoretical, hermeneutic, preliminary, serious, automatic, gradual, initial, extended, systematic, necessary, enzymatic, healthy, substantial, careless, phonetic
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