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Itchy
2 March, 10:45
The direct, essential meaning of term is its
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Lesly Ponce
2 March, 10:57
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Is this the full question?
The meaning of a term is a message or a word that something is trying to convey.
Without the full question, I can't provide an accurate answer.
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