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This refers to a personality predisposition that may be taught, learned, or altered but probably occurs naturally in some people more than others. An example of a characteristic is tenacity.
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Individual flashing pattern of each light.
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A physical, chemical, visual functional or any other identifiable property of a product or part or material.
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a trait, feature or quality that identifies or sets apart something ex. Fur is a characteristic of mammals
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A distiguishable trait amoug organisms
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