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| gradually became less until only a little was left |
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| something that offends a person’s pride or sense of dignity |
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| short trip, usually for pleasure |
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| to express recognition of |
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| a positive outlook on things |
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| slow, marshy body of water leading to a lake or river |
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| native of Louisiana descended from the French exiles of Acadia |
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| printed or written announcement for display in a public place |
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| agreeable; understanding of one’s problems |
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| in music, stressing the beat that is usually weak |
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| cool, carefree, and unconcerned |
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