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| Erythrocryte/ Leukocyte/ Bloodcell |
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| an order which requires that prisoners be brought before a court in order to determine the legality of their imprisonment |
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| real; concrete; substantial |
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| having no material body or form |
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| person or firm to whom one owes money |
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| the flow of a river, a steady smooth onward movement, a general tendency, movement, or course |
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| enunciation; choice of words (word choice) |
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| the student who delivers the farewell speech at a graduation ceremony |
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| the imaginary line that divides the earth into two equal parts |
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| march/ sept. 21 day and night equal |
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| settled fairly with equal justice for all parties; impartially |
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| wandering away from the truth; containing or derived from error; mistaken |
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| unsoundness of mind; a deviation |
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| pertaining to the sense of smell |
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| exact copy of the original work |
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| a law which makes acts committed before the law was passed as illegal and punishable (unconstitutional) |
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| one to whom secrets are entrusted (man) |
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| the act of bending the knee in a kneeling or half-kneeling position, as to worship |
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| the flu; a disease marked by respiratory or intestinal symptoms |
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| smooth; rich flow (honey) |
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| the early years of a child's life; when character is first formed |
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| a formal assembly of reps to discuss problems; the Legislature of the U.S |
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