Blue Nines

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1. Sarah had an obsessive interest in astronomy, spending hours each night studying the stars and planets.

• Relating to the senses or perception.

• Showing excessive or compulsive preoccupation with something or someone.

• Composed of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.

•   related to the nervous system or the brain.

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1. The butterfly's wings displayed a symmetrical pattern with identical markings on both sides.

• Relating to the senses or perception.

• Showing excessive or compulsive preoccupation with something or someone.

• Composed of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.

•   related to the nervous system or the brain.

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1. The sensory experience of walking through the flower garden was delightful, with the scent of blossoms and vibrant colors all around.

• Relating to the senses or perception.

• Showing excessive or compulsive preoccupation with something or someone.

• Composed of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.

•   related to the nervous system or the brain.

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1. The stroke caused neurological damage, resulting in difficulty with speech, movement, and coordination.

• Relating to the senses or perception.

• Showing excessive or compulsive preoccupation with something or someone.

• Composed of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.

•   related to the nervous system or the brain.

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1. The construction noise from the nearby site was impinging on our ability to concentrate and work effectively.

• To strike, hit, or dash against something; to touch or have an effect.

•      To connect or link something with another.

•   To create or form a mental picture or image.

•   To tend to meet at a point or come together from different directions.

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1. The brand has successfully associated its name with luxury and exclusivity through strategic marketing.

• To strike, hit, or dash against something; to touch or have an effect.

•      To connect or link something with another.

•   To create or form a mental picture or image.

•   To tend to meet at a point or come together from different directions.

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1. As the deadline approached, the team members' ideas began to converge, leading to a unified approach.

• To strike, hit, or dash against something; to touch or have an effect.

•      To connect or link something with another.

•   To create or form a mental picture or image.

•   To tend to meet at a point or come together from different directions.

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1. Close your eyes and try to visualize a peaceful beach with waves gently rolling in and the sun setting on the horizon.

• To strike, hit, or dash against something; to touch or have an effect.

•      To connect or link something with another.

•   To create or form a mental picture or image.

•   To tend to meet at a point or come together from different directions.

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1. The child prodigy is a mathematical savant, able to solve complex equations in their head at an astonishing speed.

• Imaginary or invented things, often existing only in the mind.

•      The process of recognizing, interpreting, and organizing sensory information.

•   To create or form a mental picture or image.

•  A person with exceptional knowledge or skill in a specific field.

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1. The characters in the story were mere figments of the author's imagination, existing only within the confines of the book.

• Imaginary or invented things, often existing only in the mind.

•      The process of recognizing, interpreting, and organizing sensory information.

•   To create or form a mental picture or image.

•  A person with exceptional knowledge or skill in a specific field.