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An extended interval of time, understood usually within the context of an identifiable geographic region, characterized by a specific set of cultural, economic, social or technological practices.

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The time from a baby's birth to four weeks of age.

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The stage of fetal development following the embryonic stage, lasting from eight weeks gestation until birth.

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Education; SAT vocabulary

Passage from one place, condition, or action to another.

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The traditional narratives of any culturally bound group, typically exemplified in stories and/or characters that have emotional and cognitive resonance with such a group and that ...

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In the visual arts, some thing that serves as the subject of a representation, often used of persons sitting for portraits (i. E. A “sitter”), or of the person depicted bodily in ...

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Of the present, or, increasingly, of recent times, in its use as a designator of a cultural movement that dominated most of the twentieth century. In fact, the historical limits ...

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A repeated figure or design in a decorative scheme or building.

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