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Both of two parties or things being discussed; often used in the context of agreements, comparisons, or relationships between two entities.

Performed or occurring without a specific pattern, purpose, or selection criteria; random.

To include or encompass everything within a certain range without leaving anything out.

To connect or link two different things, ideas, or events together. It implies that there is a significant relationship between them.

To prove or demonstrate something with actual evidence, facts, or experiments. It emphasizes the empirical nature of the proof.

The state of being connected or related to each other. It describes how different parts of a system influence one another.

The act of leading or taking the initiative to propose a new theory, idea, or doctrine.

The act of thinking about something again, especially to change a decision or opinion; reconsideration.

The point at which a physical, chemical, or social state changes abruptly. In a broader sense, it refers to a limit or threshold beyond which a major change occurs.

To eliminate or remove specific elements, often through a process of deduction, cleaning, or logical reasoning. It is frequently used in mathematics, logic, and experimental science.