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| to break up into opposing factions or groups |
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| to discipline, to criticize severly |
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| to excite by exposing something desireable while keeping it out of reach |
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| to occur at the same time, simultaneous |
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| to guess; to infer without sufficient evidence |
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| a gap or an interruptionin space, time, or continuity; a break |
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| to show or demostrate clearly |
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| the main point, the heart of the matter |
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| proximity; nearness; kinship |
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| feelings of bitter hostility; ill-will |
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| categorization of a group according to ability or status |
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| brave and spirited; courageous |
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| seriousness of importance |
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| and inheritance from a father or ancestor; anything inherited |
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