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articles that add completeness, convenience or attractiveness
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to happen or result as a natural growth, addition ect.
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to assent tacitly; to cosent or comply with
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pertainint to the science or art of flight
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doubtful; suspect; supposed
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a device used to measure altitude to which it is carried
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a light, ductile, silver-white metallic element
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the condition of admitting more than on meaning; an expression having several possible meanings
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a general pardon for offenses against a government
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corresponding in some particular way
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a short narrative concerning an interesting or amusing incident
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a physician who specializes in the administering of anesthetics
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existing without name, or with name withheld
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a remedy for counteracting the effects of poison
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racial segregation and discrimination against negros in the republic of South Africa
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to the purpose; opportunity
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primitive; antiquated; old-fashioned
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a place where records relating to the history of a country are kept
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a place where records relating to the history of a country are kept
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involving great hardship or exertion; labourious
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to call or bring before a court to answer to an indictment
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to find out definitley; to learn with certainty
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to cause to die or lose consiousness by impairing normal breathing
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of or pertaining to astronautics or astronauts
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a diplomatic official attached to an embassy or legation, especially in a technical capacity
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the right of self-government; independence
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inspection and dissection of a body after death
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subsidiary; additional; supplementary
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