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| to cause to feel sorrow; to mourn |
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| to enter and settle in a new country |
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| degree of strength, force, or feeling |
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an overstatement - making something seem greater than
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| a joyful celebration; gladness |
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| to follow up or pursue something to a conclusion; to take legal action against |
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| a special advantage or benefit granted to a person or group |
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| to move about freely; to spread widely |
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| welcoming guests; having an open and receptive mind |
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| lacking in some quality; impoverished; destitute |
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| acting on a sudden desire or feeling; hasty; spontaneous |
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| easy to approach, enter, obtain |
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| falling to pieces; ruined by neglect |
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| The first public performance; to exhibit for the first time |
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| disorderly; disturbing the peace |
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| the act of passing or carrying through or across |
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