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| (n) truthfulness, accuracy |
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| (n) a device that supplies power (n) assault, beating |
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| (v) to support with evidence |
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| (adj) mystifying, cryptic |
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| (n) an enlargement; the process of increasing |
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| (adj) favorable, not threatening, mild |
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| (n) brilliant unexpected act (n) the overthrow of a government and assumption of authority |
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| (adj) very poor, impoverished |
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| (n) freedom from blame, guilt, sin |
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| (v) to beg, plead, implore |
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| (n) steady increase in intensity or volume |
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| (adj) conventional, conforming to established protocol |
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| (v) to nourish, improve,refine |
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| (adj) understood by only a select few |
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| (adj) hopelessly tangled or entangled |
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| (n) the work in which someone is employed, profesion |
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| (adj) helpful, obliging, polite |
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| (adj) able to recover from misfortune; able to withstand adversity |
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| (adj) undisciplined, lewd, lustfull |
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