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| body of the crime, substantial fact necessary to prove the commission of crime |
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| by right, technically true |
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| contrived device to resolve a situation, literally, god from a mchine |
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| day of wrath, judgmet day |
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| the sweet life, a life of indulgence |
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| an accomplished fact, a done deed |
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| social blunder, literally, a false step |
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| in the wine there is truth |
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| joy of living, buoyant enjoyment of life |
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| free of charge, literally, perfunctory |
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| an equal exchane, lierally, this for that |
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| rare bird; an unusual specimen |
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| self-possession or equanimity,especially under the strain, literally, cold blood |
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| enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others, literally "harm joy" |
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| thus passes away the glory of the world |
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| something indispensible, literally, without which not |
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| something indispensible, literally, without which not |
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| I came, I saw, I conquered |
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| a comprehnsive apprehension of the world, literally world view |
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| sorrow over the evils of the world, lterally, world pain |
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