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Morphology question

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The second part almost is closely related to the sign explain/describe. But I'm not sure completely. The sign for explain/describe has more movement associated with it but the work decide doesn't necessarily relate to describing something. 

I am sure I didn't answer question but maybe it can lead to someone rememberijng something from class or videos for the sign : decide.

Sorry I couldn't be more help.

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