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3. Information or data that is entered into a system for processing or analysis.
5. A documented account of information or events, often kept for reference.
7. To take up and accept something as one's own, such as a child or an idea.
8. A remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection.
11. in To belong to a group or social environment; to be accepted as part of a community.
12. A person who is legally owned by another and is forced to work for them without pay.
15. To have a tendency to behave in a certain way; to care for or look after something.
16. The scientific study of living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, and evolution.
18. One of two offspring produced in the same pregnancy; can also refer to something that closely resembles another.
19. A person who takes part in an activity or event.

1. Relating to biology or living organisms; often refers to genetic relationships.
2. To look carefully and thoroughly for something.
4. An inclination or predisposition toward a particular characteristic or behavior.
6. The way someone or something looks or presents itself to others.
9. To receive property, rights, or characteristics from a predecessor or ancestor.
10. An organized collection of structured information or data, typically stored electronically.
13. A person from whom one is descended, typically more distant than a grandparent.
14. To take part in an activity or event.
17. The characteristics, qualities, or beliefs that make a person or group different from others.