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        |   to stir up or move vigorously |  | 
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        |   To resist or oppose boldly or openly |  | 
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        |   widely and favorably known |  | 
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        |   a mixed feeling of reverence, fear, and wonder |  | 
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        |   to irritate or be irritated; worry |  | 
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        |   a natural tendency, ability, or talent |  | 
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        | to discipline, especially by corporal punishment |  | 
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        | deep and painful regret for wrongdoing |  | 
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        | confused or puzzled completely; perplexed |  | 
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        | to cry or utter with low, whining, broken sounds |  | 
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        | not changing or capable of being changed; static or constant |  | 
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        | calm, peaceful, or tranquil |  | 
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        | having delicate health; not robust; weak |  | 
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        | an obnoxious or annoying person, thing, condition, practice, etc |  | 
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