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| collage | an artistic arrangement of a variety of materials and objects glued onto a surface |
| deja vu | a feeling of having had an experience before |
| linguist | a person who studies the nature and structure of human language |
| paradox | a statement or situation that presents opposing views as true at the same time |
| imitation | the copying of the behavior or speech of another person |
| association | a connection (in the mind) |
| fluently | spoken or written effortlessly and naturally |
| transform | change the nature of something |
| buy | accept or agree that something is true |
| innate | present at birth; natural |
| analogy | partial likeness; example: "peeling an onion is like getting to know a person" |
| Mobius strip | a one-sided surface that is constructed from a rectangle |
