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environment

Definition for environment

noun as in earth's system of natural resources

Strongest matches

atmosphere, ecosystem

Strong matches

Gaia, biosphere, environs

Weak match

ecosphere

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"I think we really have that in the squad - players capable of moments. That comes from the environment, the support they get, the training model as we are big on developing players' individual qualities."

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“This contrast suggests many investors are reluctant bulls in the current market environment, with the tech bubble and global financial crisis still influencing their mindset,” Chronert said.

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On continental regions, however, most extinctions took place in freshwater environments.

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Their reconstruction offers a window into how early societies adapted to dramatic changes in their environment and how these challenges spurred innovation.

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But college football’s manic new environment of the transfer portal, “name, image, likeness” income and direct payments has made a fickle sport even more ruthlessly impatient.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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