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| PROPOSITION, STATEMENT, OR PHRASE THAT ASSERTS BOTH TRUTH AND FALSITY OF SOMETHING |
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| INADEQUATE OR INSINCERE ATTEMPT TO ATTAIN A CERTAIN CONDITION OR QUALITY |
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| CHARACTERIZED BY LACK OF CONSISTENCY, REGULARITY, OR UNIFORMITY |
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| CHARGING A PERSON WITH AN OFFENSE |
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| SUDDEN CHANGE WITHOUT WARNING |
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| RESISTANCE; WILLINGNESS TO CONTEND OR FIGHT |
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| SOMETHING GIVEN UP OR LOST |
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| CONVINCED OF ONE'S OWN RIGHTEOUSNESS ESPECIALLY IN CONTRAST WITH THE ACTION OF OTHERS; NARROW-MINDEDLY MORALISTIC |
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| TO CAUSE TO DISPERSE OR DISAPPEAR |
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| A MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL DISORDER THAT AFFECTS ONLY ONE PART OF THE PERSONALITY |
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| PLANNED OR CARRIED OUT WITH GREAT CARE |
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| IMPERFECTLY AWARE OR RESPONSIVE |
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| AWARENESS; STATE OF BEING AWARE ESPECIALLY OF SOMETHING WITHIN ONESELF |
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| STRIKINGLY, EXCITINGLY, OR MYSTERIOUSLY DIFFERENT OR UNUSUAL |
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| TO KEEP ONESELF FROM DOING, FEELING, OR INDULGING IN SOMETHING AND ESPECIALLY FROM FOLLOWING A PASSING IMPULSE |
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| A PERSON EMPLOYED TO DRIVE A MOTOR VEHICLE |
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