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| advertise | to call public attention to a product, as by announcing on the radio or placing notice in a newspaper |
| attractive | pleasing to the eye or mind; appealing |
| image | a general impression of a person or thing |
| recognize | to know, understand, or realize |
| descriptive | making an explanatio of something, usually including many details |
| usage | the act or manner of using something; use or employment |
| criticize | to judge severely; to find fault with |
| realize | to be fully aware of |
| percentage | a portion or share in relation to the whole |
| college | a school of higher learning, entered after high school, that grants a bachelor's degree |
| positive | absolutely certain |
| exercise | an activity requiring physical exertion, usually done to maintain or develop physical fitness |
| organize | to arrange in an orderly, systematic way |
| courage | bravery |
| storage | a space where something is put away for future use |
| civilize | to bring to a more highly developed state of society and culture |
| protective | serving to protect |
| advantage | a benefit that puts one in a favorable position |
| modernize | to alter or bring up-to-date so as to meet current needs |
| sausage | chopped and seasoned meat stuffed into a prepared animal intestine or other casing and cooked or cured |
| merchandise | things that may be bought or sold |
| aggressive | vigorous; energetic; not timid |
| visualize | to form a mental image or vision of |
| alternative | a choice between two or more possibilities |
| beverage | any of various drinks, including water, tea, or juice and milk |
