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121. This concept refers to the way ideology covers up contradictions and how it legitimizes by treating human social relations as things.

122. This refers to the ability of a group to retain the loyalty of its members and to attract new members.

123. The people ready were picked up refers to a temporary state of readiness.

124. All through that summer of 1869 his journal refers to turners and turning.

125. The term social movement refers to a wide range of groups with certain characteristics in common.

126. Structural semantics refers to the way in which lexical meanings combine to produce complex semantic expressions.

127. In the auto business, lifestyle refers to how one spends his or her money.

128. Self-concept refers to individuals' assumptions about their areas of competence, motives, and values.

129. Consequently, the only time the operating system refers to a file by its name is when it opens the file.

130. Precision refers to the extent of agreement between repetitive analyses of aliquots of a single specimen.

131. Intrinsic ageing refers to the inevitable changes built into tissues like skin which are largely determined by genetics.

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132. The former refers to payments such as pensions, supplementary benefit, family income supplement, child benefit, and so on.

133. Expert power refers to the possession of a specific body of knowledge acquired either through formal academic training or job experience.

134. Invariance refers to areas of agreement.

135. Scandinavia refers to Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland.

136. The asterisk refers to a footnote.

137. News morality mainly refers to the journalists'professional ethics.

138. Environment refers to the human living space.

139. Hatogayu refers to the natural quartz crystal.

140. Serial processing refers to cognitive operations carried out successively.

141. A term that refers to products that are biodegradable.

142. This refers to our various orders for window glass.

143. Refers to organizations or prostate gland cell formed stones.

144. A vitalist refers to someone who believes in vitalism.

145. The Bhagavad Gita refers to itself as an Upanishad.

146. Revaluation refers to fixed exchange rates.

147. Phonemic contrast refers to the relation between two phonemes.

148. Typically, halftone refers to a printing process.

149. Ice age refers to the latest glacial epoch.

150. Vague text refers to the text with semantic indeterminacy.