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A person who purchases goods or services for personal use.

A variety of different things of the same general type.

A portable telephone, typically one that can be connected to a cellular network.

A person harmed, injured, or killed due to a crime, accident, or disease.

A portable telephone, typically one that can be connected to a cellular network.

Using or relating to computers or computer networks.

A variety of different things of the same general type.

A general term used to refer to things, especially when you don't know or don't need to know their exact name.

A person harmed, injured, or killed due to a crime, accident, or disease.

To give (someone or something) the power or means to do something.

A person harmed, injured, or killed due to a crime, accident, or disease.

A general term used to refer to things, especially when you don't know or don't need to know their exact name.

To give (someone or something) the power or means to do something.

A person harmed, injured, or killed due to a crime, accident, or disease.

Typical or normal.

Typical or normal.

Relating to or consisting of cells.

To give (someone or something) the power or means to do something.

Typical or normal.

Relating to or consisting of cells.

Developed to a high degree of complexity.

Relating to or consisting of cells.

Using or relating to computers or computer networks.

Developed to a high degree of complexity.

A service that provides immediate assistance in cases of danger or need, such as a fire department or ambulance service.

Using or relating to computers or computer networks.

Developed to a high degree of complexity.

A service that provides immediate assistance in cases of danger or need, such as a fire department or ambulance service.

Developed to a high degree of complexity.

To put software onto a computer or other device.

A service that provides immediate assistance in cases of danger or need, such as a fire department or ambulance service.

Developed to a high degree of complexity.

To put software onto a computer or other device.

To give (someone or something) the power or means to do something.

A person harmed, injured, or killed due to a crime, accident, or disease.

To put software onto a computer or other device.