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| forced from a country or one's home or comunity |
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| causing a lot of pain damage or destruction; overwhelming |
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| invented; composed or did with out a plan |
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| keeping away from or avoiding |
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| nervous, unable to keep still |
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| perpared for growing plants and free from weeds |
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| crouched or drawned back in feer |
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| the act of waching someone |
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| a lack of public courtesy |
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| Haveing good wealth or fortune; successful |
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| something new or unuasual |
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| people who help especially by giving money or gifts |
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| a firness of belief or opinion |
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the land and bildings of a school
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| at which time; after which |
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| regarded with suspicion or doubt |
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