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(in Journalism) framed story, story or news item that is related and complementary to a main news story, judge-lawyer discussion, supplementary news story	sidebar
(Linguistics) complementary distribution, relation between sounds or phonemes that cannot be placed in the same position within words	complementation
be complementary, give back, return, requite; return a favor, make a reciprocal action, give mutually, move backwards and forwards	reciprocate
complement, complementary, part of right angle	complementary angle
complementary angle, complete something, make whole, make perfect, completing part, full quantity, group of blood proteins, items excluded from a subset, note interval, one of two, sentence part, that which makes perfect; that which fills or makes whol...	complement
complementary angle, completing, perfecting, consummating, interdependent, making a whole, not in subset, relating to complementary medicine	complementary
complementary disease treatment system, method for treating disease in which a patient receives small doses of a remedy that would produce symptoms of the disease in a healthy person	homeopathy
complementary DNA	cDNA
complementary medicine, nontraditional remedies	alternative medicine
complementary quality, being able to make whole	complementariness
complementary thing, correlative, establish a mutual relation, connect; be mutually related, be connected, gather and compare things, have or show mutual relationship, having shared properties, variable related to another variable	correlate
mutual or complementary relationship, mutual relation, mutual connection (between two or more things); similarity, relatedness of variables	correlation
of transcription, pertaining to a transcription; pertaining to the act of transcribing; pertaining to the process by which DNA is transcribed into a complementary RNA strand (Genetics)	transcriptional
relating to complementary DNA	antisense

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