additional object; useful but not essential thing (Eg: She bought an attractive  handbag as an accessory for her dress. ) abscond. depart secretly and hide .....  items of business at a meeting (Eg: We had so much difficulty agreeing upon an  agenda that there was very little time for the meeting. ) agglomeration. collection;  heap ...
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Other explanations of the bubble have been demand side explanations, meaning  that the bubble was caused by excessive consumer demand for housing. ....  Affordable Care Act's Impact On The Health Care Industry If you've lived in the  United States, there is no way the topic of Affordable Care Act(ACA) could be  evaded.
COMMONALITY=sameness There is little commonality between football and  baseball. COMMUNAL=used by everyone The dorm has a communal laundry.  COMPATIBLE=able to coexist If raised together, dogs and cats are compatible.  COMPREHENSIVE=covers fully The final exam will be comprehensive.
There is a provision in the economic stimulus plan that means that "students cannot meet together in their dorms, if that dorm has been repaired with this federal money, and have a prayer group or a Bible study."