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Things bridging often describes ("bridging ________")
- membrane
- capital
- time
- programmes
- ions
- course
- software
- veins
- visas
- material
- exercises
- host
- bone
- fuel
- figure
- distances
- structure
- function
- differences
- occupations
- loans
- operations
- capability
- fibers
- atoms
- train
- present
- sulfur
- callus
- epistemologies
- oxygen
- inference
- mechanism
- stress
- ligand
- fixation
- equipment
- ailment
- bonds
- atom
- theory
- gap
- fixator
- position
- group
- model
- ion
- activities
- leader
- shot
- oxygens
- programs
- stresses
- vein
- inferences
- molecules
- joists
- graft
- hypothesis
- role
- mode
- convolution
- party
- bell
- ties
- groups
- molecule
- mechanisms
- phenomenon
- plate
- ligands
- fibres
- centers
- ability
- faults
- hydrogen
- period
- cultures
- phase
- case
- gaps
- organizations
- layer
- solution
- institutions
- interactions
- aids
- therapy
- sites
- point
- effect
- path
- center
- materials
- analogies
- movement
How bridging often is described ("________ bridging")
- such
- molecular
- secondary
- lateral
- successful
- solid
- partial
- ethernet
- necessary
- dentinal
- simple
- adequate
- intraglandular
- vinyl
- automatic
- apparent
- cold
- temporary
- gradual
- spinal
- cultural
- less
- autonomous
- whisker
- heavy
- alloplastic
- advanced
- gap
- permanent
- tactical
- sufficient
- internal
- rapid
- easy
- osseous
- intermolecular
- liquid
- based
- mechanical
- initial
- frictional
- stable
- eventual
- translational
- transparent
- portal
- scale
- direct
- expensive
- double
- bony
- crack
- quick
- internuclear
- remote
- epithelial
- horizontal
- diagonal
- military
- intercellular
- wireless
- myocardial
- cross
- effective
- possible
- fibrous
- continuous
- conceptual
- complete
- incomplete
- mucosal
- reversible
- significant
- subsequent
- thermal
- extensive
- multiple
