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        | a charm or ornament worn to protect against evil |  | 
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        | to make shiny or to polish by rubbing |  | 
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        | to get around something, to outwit, to frustrate, to avoid |  | 
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        | a representation of something |  | 
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        | to increased, inflame, or corrupt; to aggrivate |  | 
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        | traveling from place to place |  | 
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        | a person of power and influence |  | 
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        | the peak or highest point |  | 
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        | superiority to all others |  | 
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        | marked by severe or rigid morality |  | 
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        | reserved and upright in manner or behavior |  | 
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        | coming from an individual's mind |  | 
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        | the period of holding something |  | 
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        | not capable of being understood |  | 
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        | well-grounded, justifiable |  | 
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        | harsh, causing irritation, rough |  | 
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        | to pacify, to be conciliatory in a manner that sacrifices principles |  | 
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        | to deplore, to express deep sorrow |  | 
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        | ommission of words necessary for complete construction |  | 
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        | worship of idols, excessive devotion |  | 
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        | most favorable, best or greatest degree attainable |  | 
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        | stubborn persistence or act of refusing to yield on an opinion or belief |  | 
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        | to talk idly or foolishly at great length |  | 
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        | a rule guiding conduct or imposing a standard |  | 
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        | to repel or to rebuff (usually with rudeness) |  | 
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        | a journalist, a public secretary or clerk |  | 
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        | begging, humbly asking for a favor |  | 
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        | one who slanders or speaks falsely about someone |  | 
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        | to ambush or to attack unexpectedly |  | 
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