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See: basis, bloodline, cause, derivation, determinant, embed, establish, reason ROOT. That part of a tree or plant under ground from which it draws most of
its nourishment from the earth.
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The noncompetitive aspects of chess, which girls may enjoy more, can also be emphasized, Root notes, through "chess art projects, solving chess problems together, and playing as a chess team. The addition of Cliff Williams on bass also was great because he has such a different style to Mark Evans--down strokes and lots of root notes, changes for drama; a resounding 10 out of 10. Other changes, such as in body size or genetic variability within a species, might occur over longer periods, Root notes. |
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