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Show, illustrate, demonstrate, represent, indicate, reveal, display, present, exhibit, depict, outline
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Describe, explain, clarify, define, interpret, analyze, assess, evaluate, examine, scrutinize, investigate, study, explore
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Compare, contrast, differentiate, distinguish, separate, classify, categorize, group, cluster, sort
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Arise from, lead to, cause, affect, influence, impact, contribute to.
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Concentrate
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" The distribution of wealth in the country is highly concentrated among a small percent of the population "
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Contrast
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" The comparison of two different educational systems revealed a clear contrast in their strengths and weaknesses "
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Impact
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" The impact of climate change on the environment cannot be overstated "
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illustrate
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" The graph illustrates the trend of increasing temperatures over the past century "
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Steadily
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" The number of tourists visiting the city has risen steadily over the past few years "
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Correlation
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" The research concludes that there is a strong correlation between exercise and good health "
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Fluctuate
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" The price of gold has been fluctuating wildly over the past few weeks "
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Vary
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" The cost of living can vary significantly between different cities "
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Level Off
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" The sales of the product have leveled off in recent months "
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Plummet
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"The company's stock prices plummeted after the scandal "
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Dip
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"There was a slight dip in temperatures over the weekend "
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Plateau
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"After a period of growth, the company's profits plateaued."
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Skyrocket
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"The demand for electric cars has skyrocketed in recent years"
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Moderate
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"There was a moderate increase in sales this quarter"
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Decelerate
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"The growth of the economy decelerated in the last year"
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Consistent
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"The company has shown consistent growth over the past five years "
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Gradual, steady
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rapid, abrupt, sharp, Dramatic
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significant
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slight, modest, Negligible
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marginal, substantial
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considerable, dramatic
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minimal
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maximal
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Increase, Escalate, Accelerate, rise, climb, Soar, Skyrocket
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Decelerate, decrease, fall, Sharp decline, Deteriorate, drop, Plummet, Plunge, dip
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reach a peak, surge
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hit a low point
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fluctuate, vary
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remain stable, plateau, Steady, Maintain, Consistent
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Distribution
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spread
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concentration
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dispersion
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density, clustering, homogeneity
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variation, heterogeneity
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• Proportion, percentage, fraction, ratio, amount, quantity, volume, number, total, figure, statistic, data, information, trend.
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Comparison, contrast, difference, variation, change, shift, transformation
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similarity
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evolution, development, progression
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regression
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Cause, effect, consequence, impact, influence, result, outcome, implication
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correlation, relationship, association, linkage.
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Support, confirm, corroborate, validate, verify, substantiate, justify, prove, establish
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Suggest, propose, recommend, advocate, argue, contend, assert, claim, posit.
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Emphasize, highlight, underscore, stress, underline, assert, reiterate, repeat.
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Advantage, benefit
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drawback, disadvantage
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opportunity, potential, possibility, feasibility, viability, sustainability
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limitation, challenge
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Conclude, summarize, synthesize, recapitulate, wrap up, draw a conclusion, derive a conclusion
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