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| contentious; controvercial |
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| coming from or existing outside |
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| person who receives or entertains a guest or guests; large number |
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| person who receives or entertains a guest or guests; large number |
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| not able to read; very hard to read |
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| a work created firsthand and from which copies are made; belonging to the begining |
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| failure to do something required; fail to pay or appear when due |
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| most necessary or significant part, aspect, or feature |
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| deprive or strip of money or belongings by fraud |
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| introduction at the beginning of a book |
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| not submitting to authority |
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| wrong or erroneous belief |
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| continuing through eh years; plant that lives through the years |
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| something required beforehand |
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| yield to another's will, authority or power |
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| holding fast or tending to hold fast |
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| encroach on another's rights, privileges, property etc |
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| not prejudiced in favor of or against |
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| student in a college or university who has not yet earned his first degree |
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