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| the science of war; the careful planning and management of anything; a plan or method of action |
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| unavoidable;certain to happen |
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| a sudden diaster;a misfortune |
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| quick to attack; inclined to hostile actions;assertive; bold and energetic |
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| to give one the idea for; to incite; to urge to action |
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| savage, fierce, or cruel; intense |
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| having legal force; well-grounded on principles or evidence |
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| the relationships between living things and their environments |
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| a holy place; a place of shelter and protection; a reservation where birds or animals cannot be hunted or trapped |
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| capable of being understood; clear |
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| to refuse or resist openly; to dare; to withstand |
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| having spiritual meaning; mysterious; secret |
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| wholeness; soundness; strength of character; honesty |
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| a formal agreement between nations or people for a particular cause |
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| a collection of stories, poems, etc |
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| to bring into submission; to soothe someone who is upset; to quiet or calm |
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| to keep up; to provide with food; to support; to eencourage; to endure |
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| arrival; the coming of something, especially something long awaited |
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| to suppot; to withstand; to provide for; to keep in existence; to uphold as reasonable; to suffer or undergo |
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