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Things chronological often describes (“chronological ________”)
age, order, table, list, time, sequence, record, tables, history, narrative, periods, survey, arrangement, period, summary, ages, position, succession, point, chart, listing, account, coverage, development, difficulties, priority, presentation, approach, grounds, resume, data, phases, lists, biography, distribution, index, description, divisions, stages, bibliography, framework, sequences, view, considerations, differences, sections, events, notes, accuracy, date, series, course, significance, details, catalogue, review, story, fashion, precision, aging, outline, placement, continuity, implications, statement, citations, confusion, file, discussion, backtracking, indications, precedence, limits, classification, scheme, progression, errors, records
How chronological often is described (“________ chronological”)
more, geographical, same, different, broad, historical, certain, strict, precise, reverse, logical, general, much, wide, proper, simple, exact, specific, only, various, considerable, main, non, similar, detailed, mere, less, topical, brief, traditional, particular, clear, spatial, distinct, narrow, alphabetical, possible, complete, definite, rough, wider, basic, geographic, close, correct, significant, obvious, careful, broader, functional, biographical, straightforward, regional, relative, average, separate, coherent, serious, limited, accurate, cultural, numerical, vast, physiological, useful, tentative, comparable, appropriate, somewhat, formal, archaeological, conventional, apparent, rigid, excellent
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