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Reason - n. a logical method allowing one to successfully argue that A is B, B is C, and so forth. Reason allows one to proceed in such a fashion until all the letters of the alphabet have been exhausted, whereupon one may logically conclude that the alphabet consists of but a single letter. This makes spelling much less tricky.| - Arsenic |
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| - Poker |
| - Quantum Physics |
| - Radical |
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| - Recombinant DNA |
| - Relativity |
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| - Television |
| - Terrorism |
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