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| a small, united often quarrelsome group within a larger group |
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| to try to equal or surpass someone by imitating him or her |
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| not capable of being solved; not capable of being dissolved |
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| to overfill; to provide a much greater amount than needed |
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| deliberate act of deceiving through words or action |
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| not having enough money to pay one's debt |
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| to bring something into existence; to cause or produce |
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| a body of officials or people organized in order of rank |
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| containing an error; mistaken |
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| rebellious against the leadership or government in power; rising in revolt |
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| to make new again by repairing or remodeling |
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| to drive out an evil spirit |
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| not able to be called back or reversed; therefore final |
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| to speak on and on in a dull, monotonous tone; Mrs. Leblanc said over an over that this year was all about time management |
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| extremely obvious and wrong; shocking |
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| to leave oneself open to loss, injury or danger; to endanger |
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| excessive; going beyond the limits of reason or truth |
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| stretched tight; not slack |
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| to coax; to persuade by flattery |
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| to free from an entanglement or difficulty |
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| peak; highest point of happiness or power |
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| utter confusion; a formless void |
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| to repay in kind; to gain revenge |
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| a person who is outgoing and whose interests are mainly directed outside himself or herself |
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| cannot be satisfied; very greedy |
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| to sharpen; to make more effective |
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| maze; something complex and hard to find one's way through |
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| a traditional saying that contains wisdom |
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