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| exercising power without being legally established |
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| growth in size; increase in amount |
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| cheerful willingness; eagerness; speed |
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| to combine into a unified whole |
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| conflicting emotional attitudes |
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| something delicious; food of the gods |
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| dissection, surgery or painful experiments performed on a living animal for science |
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| prevailing fashion or practice |
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| something that calms or soothes pain |
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| spiteful; vengeful; unforgiving |
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| countenance; appearance; aspect |
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| to impair the quality or effectiveness of; corrupt morally; make inoperative |
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| containing harsh, abusive censure; scurrilous |
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| apt; appropriate; pertinent |
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| relevant; fitting; opportunely |
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| lacking intelligence; purposeless |
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| varied; marked with different colors |
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| bribable; mercenary; corruptible |
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| prolonged feud marked by bitter hostility |
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| jargon; specialized vocabulary used by a group |
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| severity; harshness; irritability |
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| return of a trait after a period of absence |
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| to affirm; declare to be true |
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| like an uncle; benevolent and tolerant |
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| muddy; opaque; in a state of great confusion |
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| serving as guardian/protector |
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