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| Dissolution of a unit, an organization, or a group of organizations. The Justice Department sometimes forces the breakup of a large corporation into several smaller companies. |
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| a small foam board for surfing on the waves at the beach. It's also called a "body board". |
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| In baseball, a ball that doesn't travel straight, so it's very hard to hit. In live, it's a change that you don't expect. |
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| someone who says what they mean without playing games with you |
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| to feel or act like someone or something is inferior (less) |
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| to put two or more things together |
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| a period when children or young adults grow very quickly |
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| to have one's mind set on something |
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| to keep talking (when someone doesn't want to listen) |
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| to keep talking (when someone doesn't want to listen) |
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