<p>Poverty.com</a> - Hunger and World Poverty</p>
<p>"About 25,000 people die every day of hunger or hunger-related causes, according to the United Nations."</p>
<p>This site also shows you how many deaths there are due to hunger by the hour.</p>
<p>[url=<a href="http://www.poverty.com/printletter.html%5DPrint">http://www.poverty.com/printletter.html]Print</a> A Letter To Your Government </p>
<p>i'd prefer the money to go to macaw conservation so no thanks</p>
<p>^ You're quite the humanitarian.</p>
<p>I love free rice!</p>
<p>I want free rice right now.</p>
<p>i have no life...
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You have donated 10000 grains of rice.
Wow! Now THAT is impressive!
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<p>i couldn't help but notice some of the definitions weren't accurate</p>
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13000 grains of rice.
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15000 grains of rice.
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well... done for today</p>
<p>Are ignoring the possibility that a word could have more than one meaning?</p>
<p>no, it's just the meanings sometimes are more.... words that associate with the word for example if the word was "fish" the answer might've been "net" or "bait'</p>
<p>Do you have any actual examples?</p>
<p>when i play again i'll post it here</p>
<p>Please do.</p>
<p>how about the answer to "wrecker" being 'tow truck"?</p>
<p>or "era" = "epoch"?</p>
<p>avenue and street?</p>
<p>enroll and register?</p>
<p>choke and strangle (not strangle and choke)</p>
<p>wigwam and teepee</p>
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<p>These definitions are taken from Encarta Encyclopedia's dictionary.</p>
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wreck·er <a href="%5BI%5Dplural%5B/I%5D%20%5BB%5Dwreck%C2%B7ers%5B/B%5D">rékər</a>
*noun *</p>
<p>1. automotive truck for towing: a truck with a hoisting mechanism used to tow away damaged cars or other vehicles </p>
<ol>
<li><p>somebody demolishing buildings or dismantling cars: somebody whose job is to demolish buildings or dismantle old cars for salvage </p></li>
<li><p>destroyer or spoiler: somebody who destroys or spoils something, especially deliberately, maliciously, or with pleasure </p></li>
<li><p>somebody luring ships to destruction: in former times, somebody who lured ships onto rocks in order to steal the cargo or other goods on board
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*e·ra *<a href="%5BI%5Dplural%5B/I%5D%20%5BB%5De%C2%B7ras%5B/B%5D">rə, érrə</a>
*noun *</p>
<p>1. time distinctive period of history: a period of time made distinctive by a significant development, feature, event, or personality
during the postwar era</p>
<ol>
<li><p>time period with its own chronological system: a time period within which years are consecutively numbered from a particular significant event that provides its starting point
the Christian era</p></li>
<li><p>time date that begins period: a significant date or event that is regarded as the beginning of a new period of time
The agreement marked an era in U.S.-Soviet relations.</p></li>
<li><p>geology division of Earth's history: a division of geologic time comprising several periods
the Precambrian era</p></li>
</ol>
<p>ep·och <a href="%5BI%5Dplural%5B/I%5D%20%5BB%5Dep%C2%B7ochs%5B/B%5D">éppək, pòk</a>
*noun *</p>
<p>1. significant period: a significant period in history or in somebody's life </p>
<ol>
<li><p>start of historically significant period: the beginning of a long period of history considered particularly significant
The invention of the telephone marked an epoch in the development of international communication.</p></li>
<li><p>geology unit of geologic time: a unit of geologic time that is a division of a period and is characterized by rock formation
the Holocene and Pleistocene epochs of the Quaternary period</p></li>
<li><p>astronomy moment in time as reference point: a precise moment in time arbitrarily chosen as a reference point for defining the position of astronomical objects
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*av·e·nue *<a href="%5BI%5Dplural%5B/I%5D%20%5BB%5Dav%C2%B7e%C2%B7nues%5B/B%5D">ávvə n</a>
*noun *</p>
<p>1. wide street: a wide street or road in a town </p>
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<li> means of approach: a course of action to be taken in order to approach, attain, or gain access to somebody or something
need to explore all avenues
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<p>I'm too lazy to look up the rest.</p>
<p>I used encarta too. </p>
<p>i didn't see the one about the wrecker... </p>
<p>for the era and epoch they aren't the same. they are simliar. you can't use one to define the other. same with choke and strangle. you can choke by other ways too.</p>
<p>as to avenues and streets... well i saw that, but in Vancouver, avenues runs from east to west and streets north and south. therefore i'm used to it not being the same.</p>
<p>This is what it says in the thesaurus for Era:</p>
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Era (n)
syn: age, epoch, eon, period, time, years, date
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Choke (v)
syn: strangle, throttle, stifle, suffocate, garrote
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<p>Thanks guys for going to the site and donating rice.</p>
<p>Also I've noticed the same things u§ername mentioned</p>
<p>Some words are not synonyms but rather just similar.</p>
<p>Like a square is a rectangle but a rectangle isn't necessarily a square.</p>
<p>But then again I never looked the words up to check for sure. I may be wrong.</p>
<p>huh i guess they mean "to choke". I didn't think of that before I was like but you can choke from water too?</p>
<p>and i thought epochs where smaller than eras (or vise versa?) or something but oh well guess i was wrong. thanks rocker</p>
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You have donated 20000 grains of rice.
Wow! We're speechless!
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<p>surrender = yield????? checked def and thesaurus.</p>
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22000 grains of rice.
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<p>This one is less obvious, but my dictionary says it's right.</p>