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| union of org, union of several states, each of which retains local power |
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| to pretend, give a false impression, to invent falsely |
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| use of obstructive tactics in a legislative assembly to prevent adoption of a measure |
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| process of splitting into two parts |
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| combustible, being easily burned |
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| young bird just learning to fly, beginner, novice |
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| to cross a body of water at a shallow place |
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| dark sense of evil to come |
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| to rule out, to seize debtor's property for lack of payments |
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| relating to legal proceedings, relating to debates |
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| study of argumentation and debate |
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| dreary, deserted, unhappy,hopeless, despairing |
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| to concieve, devise, to draft, plan, express, state |
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| to abandon, withdraw from |
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| strong point, something a person does well |
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| happening by luck, fortunate |
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| groundwork, support, instuition established by donation to aid a certain cause |
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