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| to lead a person away illegaly in secrete or by force |
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| a pipe, tube, for conveying water |
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| the male ruler of a duchy |
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| the amount by which something is diminished |
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| to conquer and bring into subjection |
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| abridge for carrying a road |
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| a number of young produced or hatched at one time |
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| well intergrated, unified |
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| a sequence of rulers from the same family |
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| property passing at the owners death to the heir |
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| pertaining to having the quality of |
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| the female head of a family |
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| the male head of a family |
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| succeding or future generations |
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| high rank, station or repute |
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| of little or no importance |
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| absolutely necessary, essential |
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| of great or far reaching importance |
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| chief in inportance or impact |
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| little or no importance or consequence |
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| reputation or influence arising from success |
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| being at, on or near the surface |
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