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Things comparative often describes (“comparative ________”)
study, studies, advantage, analysis, anatomy, data, politics, method, research, purposes, advantages, perspective, literature, ease, religion, approach, value, evaluation, costs, psychology, analyses, figures, perspectives, effects, history, safety, merits, education, results, law, philology, peace, view, physiology, statics, statistics, freedom, tests, material, values, cost, biochemistry, review, table, linguistics, assessment, strength, comfort, morphology, trial, degree, performance, rates, aspects, statement, poverty, basis, negligence, survey, failure, lack, efficacy, effectiveness, grammar, size, quiet, framework, mythology, obscurity, measurements, trials, insignificance, sciences, efficiency, experiments, statements, absence, context, sociology, disadvantage, isolation, rarity, security, neglect, investigation, indifference, examination, religions, tables, observations
How comparative often is described (“________ comparative”)
only, double, historical, european, vain, beardless, positive, theoretical, analytic, simple, english, proper, some, absolute, tragic, synthetic, latin, most, second, true, une, regular, inherently, neuter, best, french, periphrastic, latent, part, vaguer, greek, adjectival, correct, vicious, mere, adverbial, inductive, negative, implicit, elaborate, logical, indeterminate, intrinsically, causal, nice, chinese, phrasal, essential, incomplete
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