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To look for, search, or try to find something.
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The group of people who watch or listen to a performance or speech.
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The limits within which something can vary (e.g., a wide range of choices).
4.
Knowledge, scientific discoveries, or equipment used in industry.
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Having a particular value; ideas worth spreading is the famous TED slogan.
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The base or basis upon which something is built; an institution or charity.
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A formal meeting for discussion, such as the annual TED conference.
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More and more over time; becoming increasingly common.
9.
A person or group who plans and puts together an event or meeting.
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Wide; including many different kinds of things, like a broad variety of topics.
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An area of study, activity, or interest (e.g., the field of science).
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To start or introduce something new to the public (e.g., to launch a website).
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The study of ideas about knowledge, truth, and the meaning of life.
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A group of objects, stories, or data brought together.
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Great in number; many.
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A famous person who often draws a big crowd to their speeches.
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A feeling of being incredibly interested in something.
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Stories about imaginary people and events; the opposite of non-fiction.
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A particular way of doing something, like a new study method.
