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| An agreement between two or more persons to meet at a certain time and place |
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| a theatrical company that perfomrs regularly and in alternate sequence several plays, operas or the like |
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| the list of dramas, operas, or the like, that a company actor , singer is prepared perfom |
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| held in good repute; honorable; respectable |
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| to invalidate by a later action or higher authority; annul revoke |
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| the power or ability to return to the original form or position; ability to recover |
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| a delay or cessation for a time; an interval of relief |
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| to revive edp from apparent death or unconciousness |
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| disposed to be silent; reserved |
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| daringly close to indelincacy or impropriety; off-color |
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| a person who commits or practices sabotage |
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| an expedition for hunting esp in East Africa |
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| a hardening or induration of a tissue |
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| the study of meaning and the history of words |
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| of, pertaining to, or characteristics of old age, esp referring to a decline of the mental faculties |
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| a literary work that is complete in itself but contains the narrative of a preceding work |
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| an instrument for measuring and recording the vibrations of earthquakes |
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| Freedom from deciet, hypocrasy or falsness |
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| supreme and independent power or authority in a state |
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| an expert in or compiler of statistics |
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| the science that deals with numerical facts and data |
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| of, or having a system of widely seperated speakers for enhancing the realism of sound |
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| a harmful radioactive isotope of stronium, produced in certain nuclear reactions |
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| smoothly agreeable or polite; agreeably or blandly urbane |
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| the usual writ for the summoning of witnesses before a court |
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| serving to assist or supplement; auxilary |
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| delicate or faint and mysterious; fine or delicate in meaning or intent |
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