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predetermine [ˌpriːdıˈtɜːmın] VB trans
1. predetermine:
2. predetermine:
I. determine [dıˈtɜːmın] VB trans
| I | examine |
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| you | examine |
| he/she/it | examines |
| we | examine |
| you | examine |
| they | examine |
| I | examined |
|---|---|
| you | examined |
| he/she/it | examined |
| we | examined |
| you | examined |
| they | examined |
| I | have | examined |
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| you | have | examined |
| he/she/it | has | examined |
| we | have | examined |
| you | have | examined |
| they | have | examined |
| I | had | examined |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | examined |
| he/she/it | had | examined |
| we | had | examined |
| you | had | examined |
| they | had | examined |
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Within the game itself, the player can pause the story and examine objects in each scene to learn more about their significance.
en.wikipedia.org Obviously, such a patent does not carry the same presumption of validity as a patent that has been fully examined.
en.wikipedia.org The research question presents the idea that is to be examined in the study and is the foundation of the research study.
en.wikipedia.org After some time, he ventured into the surrounding desert to examine the various ruins.
en.wikipedia.org When the authorities examined her, they saw a spot on her back.
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