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| a person who decides disputed issues. |
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| not straight-forward. lacking in sincerity, pretending to know less than you do. |
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| outrageously bad, clearly wrong, or illegal. |
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| to free from guilt or blame |
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| concoct in order to deceive |
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| unable to be reformed, difficult to control |
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| the philosophy or science of law, system of law |
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| written or published falsehood that ruins the reputation of someone |
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| prone to filling lawsuits |
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| wildly and ununfavourable known |
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| credible, appearing to be true |
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| false charges and malicious statements about people. |
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| set free of restrictions or bonds |
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| free from blame, proven guilty, but then set free |
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