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    An Important Type of Concept That Has "Fuzzy Boundaries" Is
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An Important Type of Concept That Has "Fuzzy Boundaries" Is

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An important type of concept that has "fuzzy boundaries" is a__________________. These concepts are relatively easy for people to learn because they exist as part of the natural world or human social world.

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