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bind date, get together, meeting
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| patronizing attitude or behavior |
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surrounder, assault
- Surround (a place) with armed forces in order to capture it or force its surrender; lay siege to.
- Crowd around oppressively; surround and harass: "she spent the whole day besieged by newsmen".
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- bar, block, hinder
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| scholarly thesis, critique, |
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| Destroy utterly; wipe out. |
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funniness, silliness
“I find your attempted levity inappropriate, Kate." |
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honor
"You stood me up, you sonovabitch. If I made it through this in one piece, I’d need some sort of
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Planned for or about to happen in the near future: "the forthcoming baseball season"
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| protection of oneself from harm or destruction. |
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disadvantage
The state of being harmed or damaged.
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| not original(derived from - a form taht has undergone derivation from another) |
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| natural to or characteristic of a specific place. |
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holding to traditional attitudes and values and cautious about change
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an economy in which success in busniess depends on close relationships between busniess ppl nd governemt officials.
exhibited by favoritism in the distribution of legal permits, gov grans, tax breaks etc. |
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hard to understand, cloudy, not reflecting light
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to avoid commitment/ prevent complete loss of a bet by betting an additional amount against original bet or modifying a position so as to permit withdrawal.
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| unquestionig, implicit trust, |
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| a sum paid, often in accordance with a treaty, by one government to another to secure some service in return. |
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