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| a short authoritative statement |
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| a temporary relief; a postponement of penalty |
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| sweet-sounding; pleasing to the ear |
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| fragrant; having an agreeable odor |
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| someone without experience; beginner |
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| to cheat or defraud someone |
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an imposter; a quack; a con artist
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| acting in an artificial way; putting on a fake appearance |
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| to defraud; to cheat; to swindle |
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| to plan to deceive or trick |
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| to skip around; prance; excessive partying |
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| paid job or position that provides regular income but requires little or no work |
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| process of prioritizing sick or injured people for treatment according to their condition |
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| extreme indulgence in sensual pleasures; seduction from morality; a wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity |
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| a leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals to the emotions and prejudces of the populace |
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| trying to get extra votes unfairly by manipulating an electoral area by altering its boundaries |
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| exaggerated emotional behaviors; theatrical arts or performances |
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| an impressive or magnificent display |
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| semblance of truth; likelihood; probability |
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