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“Consistently demanded”
Encarta: Stubbornly maintain opinion |
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| Stop or impairment of activity |
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| Full of difficulties, complexities, or controversial points |
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| Deceptive, uncertain, or difficult to deal with or handle |
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| To trap or gain power over someone by dishonest or underhand means |
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| Of unusual great size or extend |
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| Cause or be a source of problems to someone or something |
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| To be working and getting paid for it |
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| The ability of an organization to sense a need for change and to respond efficiently and effectively to that change |
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| to make major changes in an organization or institution especially with the intention of improving or modernizing it |
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| the biggest, most powerful group or company |
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| a person who has long experience, especially in one place |
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| very late, at the very last minute |
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| to make something stronger or more effective |
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| to risk money on the result of an event or a competition, over an extended period of time |
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| enthusiastic about something |
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| whatever you can possibly offer |
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| find a special market that you can control |
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| a person who is unwilling to spend money |
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| imitator; a person or thing that mimics another |
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| attention intended to win favor or establish an alliance |
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| to say that something was unfair or illegal |
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| to control or limit something that is not wanted |
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| the movement of a lot of people from a place |
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one who pretends to be a friend but is actually an enemy
blend of friend and enemy |
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| trivial, nothing of substance |
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| move or progress at increasing speed. |
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| a final recourse to achieve some end or settle a difficulty |
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| total amount' a large sum of money paid at one time |
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| a set of changes that are intended to make a person or place more attractive; remodeling, renovation; restoration |
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| very large in size, amount or number |
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| thinking carefully about something for a long time |
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| A person or thing named the same as another |
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| Hopefulness, confidence, a tendency to expect the best |
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| something that can be chosen from a set of possibilities, or the freedom to make a choice |
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| Investigate thoroughly for revision (change) |
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| unwilling to spend money; miserly, stingy |
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| identify something precisely, or force someone to decide something |
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| an action or actions related to government intended to improve something or make something happen |
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| the function or power of somebody authorized to act for another person |
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| put your cards on the table |
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| to stop from going forward |
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| A thorough change in a business, a department, etc. |
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| to accept that you are responsible for something bad or difficult |
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| postpone a decision to give it more thought |
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| a situation in which nothing happens as planned and everything goes wrong |
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to urge or provoke; impel
German: spur = Anporn
impel = antreiben
urge = draengen, Drang
provoke = ausloesen, verursachen |
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| to stop something bad from happening, or to keep an unwanted situation or person away, usually temporarily |
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| Give a position to someone |
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| earthquake: shaking and vibration at the surface of the earth resulting from underground movement along a fault plane of from volcanic activity |
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| to pay beforehand; in advance; speaking or behaving in a way which makes intentions and beliefs clear |
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| Enclose or cover something up |
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