The words “cognizant” and “aware” m ean the same thing. Using “cognizant” instead of “aware” is an example of :

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• A------------ includes rules for forming compound words, abbreviating technical terms, and writing unusual or difficult words
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• In................. speakers’ choice of words unintentionally communicates something more than what the actual words state.
• In ----------speakers’ choice of words unintentionally communicates something more than what the actual words state.
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