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To take someone to court to ask for money

To officially give a document to a court or other authority

To give someone an official court paper in the correct legal way

To start legal action by giving a complaint to a court

To start a court case against someone by suing them

To tell a court that someone did something wrong so it gives a warrant

To end an argument by agreement or decision

To end a legal case so the court does not consider it

To take pleasure in the steps of doing something, not only the result

Believe in planned steps even when results are not clear

A series of talks and actions to end a war and make peace between fighting sides

Fair legal steps that follow rules and protect people from unfair loss of freedom or property

Mental steps used to consider and solve a problem

A series of steps people follow to make a choice in a group or organization

A change that happens in the world without human help

A set of steps people follow to make a product or finish a project

A rule that the government must follow fair legal steps before taking someone's life, freedom, or property

A set of steps a company uses to choose new workers

A process that changes the tiny particles that make a substance

A person who brings court papers to someone in a court case

A process that happens inside a living thing and helps it live

A brain activity like thinking, remembering, or deciding

A series of machine and chemical steps used to make goods in a factory

Fair treatment in court and under the law

A method with two steps done one after the other

A change or movement in matter and energy that happens in nature and in experiments, like melting

A mental activity such as thinking, remembering, or learning

The physical stages a person goes through when a baby comes out of their body

Processes inside a living cell or body that make and use energy to keep it alive

A natural change on Earth that shapes rocks and land, like erosion or volcanoes

A way of making copies of text or pictures by putting ink on paper

A natural change that makes, changes, or destroys Earth's rocks and land

A change that cannot be undone, for example melting or rusting

The bony bump at the back of the elbow that fits into the upper arm when the arm is straight

A natural set of actions that happen inside living things, like breathing or digestion

The act of giving legal papers to someone to start a court case

A bony part on the back of each spine bone where muscles and ligaments attach

A small part at the bottom of the breastbone that can feel hard

A method that makes steel by blowing air through liquid iron to remove carbon and other unwanted parts

A natural function inside a living body, like breathing or digestion

A set of actions that make, move, and sell goods and services in a country

A bony bump behind the ear at the base of the skull

A bony projection on each side of a vertebra where muscles attach

A way people form groups, meet, and make connections that change society

A mental activity that happens without you noticing or controlling it

A simple mental action like seeing, remembering, or paying attention

A printing method using many small dots to make shades

A way of studying and changing how a company works to make it faster, cheaper, and better

An old way to make photos by bleaching a print and painting it with oil ink for a painted look

A way of making photographs using paper covered with gelatin and pigment

The right of a person on trial to have witnesses brought by court order

A rounded bone at the top of the lower jaw that fits the jaw joint

A rounded part at the top of the lower jaw that joins the skull

A process in which the space a gas takes stays the same while pressure or temperature change

A thin triangular part at the front top of the lower jaw where a chewing muscle attaches

A sharp triangular part that sticks out of a bone, for example the lower jaw or the ulna

A method of taking gold and silver from ore using a cyanide solution

A brewing method that removes part of the mashed grain, boils it, and returns it to raise temperature

A way to make photographs on glass plates with a thin light-sensitive layer

A way to make graphite by heating a mix of coke and clay at very high heat

Outer point of the shoulder blade that forms the tip of the shoulder

A process in which no heat moves into or out of a system, for example when a gas expands quickly

A raised part of the jaw bone that holds the sockets of the teeth

Natural changes that turn dead plants or animals into rock-like remains

A method that heats a mixture to separate parts by their boiling points

A mental activity people use to understand, produce, or learn language

Selling the things a company owns to pay its debts before it closes

A random system where what happens next depends only on the present, not on the past

A process where the next state depends only on the current one

A series of steps used to solve math problems like addition or multiplication

A factory method for making ammonia by reacting nitrogen and hydrogen gases under high pressure and heat with iron

A process that makes ammonia by combining nitrogen and hydrogen gases at high temperature and pressure with an iron catalyst

Thinking that uses what you have learned to reason, plan, or solve problems

A process where a sealed container keeps the same volume while pressure or temperature change

A change in a system where the volume stays the same

A process where the volume stays the same while pressure or temperature change

A cheese made by mixing different cheeses with other ingredients that help it melt smoothly

A formal notice given after a claim asking people to explain why the court should not enter judgment against them

A way of making full-color images using four color inks

A bony part inside the skull that sticks down to help form the nose and mouth and hold chewing muscles

A type of talk therapy that explores a person's hidden thoughts and childhood experiences

A chemical action at very high heat to change or separate materials

A process in the mind where one thing stands for another, like a word for an idea