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        | affluent   having a lot of money, wealthy |  | 
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        | allurement, to allure   the power to attract with charm |  | 
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        | anecdote   a short, amusing story about something |  | 
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        | apologists   a person who argues in defense of something controversial |  | 
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        | apparatus   equipment or machinery a complex structure |  | 
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        | assail   to make a violent attack on something |  | 
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        | attentiveness   giving attention to something |  | 
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        | buoyed   to keep something afloat |  | 
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        | catastrophic   disastrous, horrible |  | 
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        | consumption   the using up of a resource |  | 
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        | debut   the first time something appears or happens |  | 
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        | enduringly    lasting a long time   |  | 
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        | expertise   expert skill or knowledge |  | 
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        | explicit   something clear and detailed, there is no doubt |  | 
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        | implications   a conclusion that can be drawn from something |  | 
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        | infallible   unable to be wrong or make a mistake |  | 
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        | ingeniously   creatively, originally   |  | 
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        | intrusiveness   entering where one is not invited or welcome |  | 
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        | ludicrous   foolish or unreasonable |  | 
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        | manipulation   control or influence something or someone unfairly |  | 
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        | naïve    showing a lack of experience or judgement |  | 
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        | nostolgia   a feeling of longing for the past |  | 
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        | premature   before something is ready or grown |  | 
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        | propoganda   biased information used to promote a particular cause |  | 
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        | protagonist   the main, leading character |  | 
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        | psychiatry   study and treatment of mental illness and emotional misbehavior |  | 
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        | psychology   the study of the human mind |  | 
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        | repitition   to do something over and over, repeat |  | 
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        | sociology   the study of development and structure of human society |  | 
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        | sophistication   complex knowledge, experience |  | 
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        | squandering   to waste something recklessly |  | 
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        | stimulus   something to envoke a particular response |  | 
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        | subliminal   below the threshhold of conciousness |  | 
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        | trilogy   a group of three related plays, novels, etc. |  | 
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