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| Soldiers posted to prevent the passage of unauthorized persons |
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| Those who reject all forms of control and authority. |
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| To undermine the confidence or morle dishearten |
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| The forward part of a ships hull. |
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| A official, formal, public announcement. |
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| To pass beyond the limits of something. |
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| A small glowing piece of coal or wood. |
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| Those who can predict the future. |
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| Yielding to the opinion, wishes, or judjement of another. |
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| A watch kept during normal sleeping hours. |
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| To make or become less tence;loosen. |
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| In a deplorable state of distress or missfoture;misery |
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| A profane act, utterency;writing against god |
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| To commit a offence by violating a law or command;sin |
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| to be greater in strength or influence;tryumpt |
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| The art, ability, or practice of predictions. |
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| An event that brings terrible loss;disaster |
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| A lack of good sense, understanding, or forsight. |
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| A fortress in a commanding positon, in or near a city. |
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| A large mound of earth or stones placed over a burial site. |
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