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| a ceremonial act or a series of such acts |
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| relating to genes, the units that determine and transmit hereditary characteristics |
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| something that differs slightly from others of its kind |
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| the process of coming forth or coming into existence |
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| dealing with principles of right and wrong; moral |
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| dealing with principles of right and wrong; moral |
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| a system of religious beliefs |
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| getting rid of something unwanted; cleansing |
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| fierce anger, or punishment resuting from such angerr |
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| a written statement by a witness |
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| the party that institutes a suit in court |
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| based on unpredictable decisions rather than on reason or law |
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| a professional soldier hired to fight in a foreign army |
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| the defense or justification of something, such as ones rights |
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| a state of sluggishness and inactivity |
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| a rule or principle prescribing a particular course of action |
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| humbly submissive; slavish |
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| something handed down from an ancestor or a predecessor from the past |
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| the combining of separate elements or substances to form coherent whole |
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