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| Loss of sensation without loss of consciousness |
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| An error in order of time |
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| Restorative; giving strength |
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| A resemblance between two situations |
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| One who does not believe in the existence of God |
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| The manner of a barbarian |
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| Government that gives ruler full power |
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| Aggressive policy displaying readiness to fight |
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| Doctrine of denial of moral objectives |
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| Formal argument with a major and minor premise and a conclusion |
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| An association of persons for business |
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| Combination of parts to form a whole |
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| Government representing God led by priests and clergy |
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| Exercising good decision making |
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| The state of being first in order |
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| A mammal of human derivative |
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| Pertaining to the first ages of the world |
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| The state of being first born |
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| To infer without certain strong evidence |
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| Something above what is needed |
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| A watch kept over a person or place |
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| Double talk; ambiguity of speech; equivocation |
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| To harden; to become stony |
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| A plan of something to be done; intention |
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| To make sweet; to render agreeable |
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| The artistic, intellectual class of people |
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| Easy to fathom or understand |
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| To cause to decay; to cause to rot |
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| To make lower in important |
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| A state without government |
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| Chief over a thousand troops |
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| To swear together; to imagine; to entreat |
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| Those who live at the same time |
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| Law; That which is recognized in law |
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| Female head of a tribe or family |
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| Government in the hands of a few |
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| The quality of being limited by time |
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| A fine paid to a conquering power |
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| Something added; someone who assists another |
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| The program of work to be done |
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| A woman of doubtful reputation |
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| Language; choice of words |
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| The statement of a dictator |
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| To lay an order upon; to command |
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| Pointing out; bringing to notice |
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| To charge with some offense |
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| Act of enjoining; a restraining order |
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| The study of teaching methods |
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| A downward sweep of water; flood; disaster |
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| Evolution going back; not forward |
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| To explain; to arrange words and phrases as to make sense |
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| Diligence of one's job; productive business |
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| Hindering; Opposing; Blocking |
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| Withdraw; To separate oneself from government |
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| State of being shut apart; Alone |
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| Conduct tending to treason |
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| A figure of speech comparing two things that are unlike |
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| Pretend; to put on an act to make an impression |
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| Happening at the same time |
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