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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Diagram showing the geography of an area

If you look at a map, you will see the two buildings right next to each other

v.t.Transitive VerbTo draw a diagram to show the geography of an area

We should map out the way to get to the beach

v.t.Transitive VerbTo find points of similarity between things

The teacher will map the similarities between the two stories

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Many scientists believe it should one day be possible to create a kind of map of all
Many scientists believe it should one day be possible to create a kind of map of all
the neurons in the brain and the connections between them: this map would be called a “connectome.”
the neurons in the brain and the connections between them: this map would be called a “connectome.”

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horse or perhaps did rights is quite the massive map on a sled
horse or perhaps did rights is quite the massive map on a sled
shattering laws in this map write some
shattering laws in this map write some

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Migratory birds may also find their way by creating a mental map of their route using mountains, rivers, etc.
Migratory birds may also find their way by creating a mental map of their route using mountains, rivers, etc.

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system gives you a map to follow and it includes multiple proven tactics that's the system
system gives you a map to follow and it includes multiple proven tactics that's the system

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The point is not one of you can find it on a map!
The point is not one of you can find it on a map!

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To see the differences, let's take a look at this US map.
To see the differences, let's take a look at this US map.
But when you look at the map, you can see it's sparse coverage
But when you look at the map, you can see it's sparse coverage

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and you provide a name that they've never heard before, then they're going to map that novel name to that new object.
and you provide a name that they've never heard before, then they're going to map that novel name to that new object.
then they're going to map that novel name
then they're going to map that novel name

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I don't have to slow down, I just have to map and track the intersect.
I don't have to slow down, I just have to map and track the intersect.
Remember, it's important to locate the intersection, map the intersection, and track the road users that are at the intersection, especially those road users that are going to cross your path of travel because 40% of crashes occur at intersections.
Remember, it's important to locate the intersection, map the intersection, and track the road users that are at the intersection, especially those road users that are going to cross your path of travel because 40% of crashes occur at intersections.

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