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| dangerous or risky circumstances |
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| the wasting away of something |
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| someone or something thats so excellent it is worth imitating |
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| a victory won at a great loss 19 |
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| someone who is ungrateful 35 |
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| the quality of behaving with in the acceptable society norm 39 |
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| firm in a belief or thought 57 |
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| fine taste in wine or food 69 |
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| an authorized ban/ official notice 111 |
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