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nonrepresentational

not intended to realistically represent a physical object of visual art work Opposite of representational

or opposes anything that hinders progress a hindrance an obstruction physical or moral

A scientist specializing in nuclear physics

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swellings around lips and nose as well as mental and physical deterioration

regarded as the most important work during the year in physics chemistry medicine or physiology idealistic literature and service in the

acid and the use of a graduated course of rest physical exercises massage etc hence any similar treatment using waters artificially

things the universe of matter energy time and space the physical world all of creation Contrasted with the world of mankind

To be obliged to be necessitated expressing either physical or moral necessity as a man must eat for nourishment

perform a work or labor to exert power or strength physical or mechanical to act

A scientist who studies physical and biological aspects of the seas

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not intended to realistically represent a physical object of visual art work Opposite of representational

or opposes anything that hinders progress a hindrance an obstruction physical or moral

A scientist specializing in nuclear physics

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