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| not usual, not typical, strange |
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| to turn bottom side up, upset |
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| a large-scale disaster, misfortune, or failure |
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| to become or make less, lessening |
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| incline to argue or debate, provoking debate |
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| to drive or thow out, evict |
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| to grow, thrive, to be prosperous, to wave in the aire; a dramatic gesture, a fanfare of horns |
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| a reason for doing something, something that stimulates action |
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| the central point or heart of a matter, a knob |
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| a violent attack, a sudden rush of something |
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| to establish by law, to order or command; to appoint as a priest or minister. to destine |
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| to get ahead of, do better than. exceed |
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| cautious, careful, showing good sense |
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| to put out , extinguish, end |
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| a small part remaining behind |
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| happening or exsting at the same time |
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| to turn aside sharply, a sharp or sudden turn |
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