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1. To satisfy the needs of;
2. To try to make things easy and pleasant;
3. To supply food and service. |
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1. Usual;
2. Expected;
3. Routine |
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| To persuade not to do something. |
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| A person who starts up and takes on the risk of a business. |
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1. A piece of burning wood;
2. A troublemaker;
3. An extremely energetic or emotional person. |
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1. Risk;
2. Peril;
3. To expose to danger or harm;
4. To gamble. |
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| The killing of one person by another. |
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| A lack of interest or concern |
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| Filled with resentment or anger over something unjust, unworthy or mean. |
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1. To apply oil or grease;
2. To make smooth, slippery or easier to use. |
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| 1. Absolutely necessary 2. Not to be neglected. |
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| Shared, felt, or shown equally by two or more. |
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1. To throw a stream of things;
2. To strike successively;
3. To hurry. |
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1. An easily spread disease causing a large number of deaths;
2. A widespread evil;
3. To annoy or bother. |
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1. Balanced;
2. Suspended;
3. Calm;
4. Controlled;
5. Ready for action. |
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1. A government in power;
2. A form or system of rule or management;
3. A period of rule. |
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1. To make slow
2. Delay
3. Hold back. |
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1. Allowing light to pass through;
2. Easily recognized or understood;
3. Easily seen through or detected. |
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1. Wholly unharmed;
2. Not injured. |
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