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| moving in, consisting of, bouned by, or characterized by a straight line or lines; a figure whose lines are straight |
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| the charter of liberties which King John of England was compelled to grant on June 15, 1215; a document that serves as a guarantee of basic rights |
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| Charles the Great; the greatest European ruler of the Middle Ages, Charles I (742-814 A.D.) |
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| yellow fever; a disease characterized by chills and fever and transmitted by certain mosquitoes, but formerly though to be caused by bad air |
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| improper or negligent treatment of a patient by a physician, resulting in damage or injury; improper or unethical conduct by the holder of an official or professional position; an act or instance of improper practice (dr. or lawyer) |
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| a woman who rules a family, clan, or tribe; a woman who dominates a group or activity |
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| pertaining to the Mediterranean Sea or the countries that border the Mediterranean Sea; the great sea between Europe and Africa |
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| May 30, U.S holiday officially celebrated the last Monday in May in honor of members of armed forces killed in war |
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| something, such as a monument or holiday, to serve as a rememberance of a person or event |
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| to invest officially (as by laying on of hands) with ministerial or priestly authority; to establish or order by appointment, decree, or law; enact; to issue an order to invest with ministerial or priestly authority |
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