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| A. A list of works of a specific author or publisher B. A list of writings related to a given subject C. A list of writings used or considered by an author in preparing for a particular work |
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| A star-shaped figure (*) used in print to indicate an omission or footnote |
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| A small booklet or pamphlet |
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| A. Of, or relating to, or based on a hypothesis B. Suppositional; uncertian |
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| To injue the reputation of |
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| A. The right and power to interpert and apply the law B. Authority or control |
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| The relative importance of facts or matter from any special point of view |
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| An essay or treatise on a particular subject |
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| A. The act of withdrawing or going back B. An extended decline in business |
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| To change the purpose or alter the plans of by persuasion, counsel, or pleading |
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| A. To stimulate or shock with an electric current B. To arouse to awareness or action C. To coat with rist-resistant zinc |
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| To condemn or accuse openly |
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| Publicly branded or notorious, as for vice or crime |
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| Haveing a ready or easy flow of words or ideas |
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| Attacking human vice or folly |
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| Lacking an essential quality or element B. Inadequent in amount or degree C. To fail, be wanting |
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| Any authoritatively declared rule, ordinance, decree, or law |
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| Arranged in order of time of occurrence |
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