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a written declaration made under oath |
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a yearly calendar with astronomical data;
a book published yearly containing statistical info. |
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records/documents of a government/institution |
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a list of difficult/specialized word(at the end of a book) |
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unable to read
ignorant, uneducated |
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to write briefly and hastily
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capable of being read /deciphered |
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a sacred writing or book |
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a book of synonyms or specialized vocab. |
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to copy over into a different form |
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a list of things to be done |
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quick and easy in movement;
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hostility that results in active opposition |
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requiring immediate action |
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scanty,meager,small,slender |
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refusing to compromise or agree |
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the main character in a literary work |
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a scheme or maneuver,often deceptive |
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to assemble quickly from whatever is at hand |
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the bottem of a boat,running from front to back |
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the part of a newspaper that lists the staff and publication data |
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a wharf or reinforced bank where ships are loaded |
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a course of action;esp.one differing from a previous course |
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to move violently,to disturb |
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self-assurance;self-confidence;poise |
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a rectangular open area in a building |
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quality,characteristic |
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excessive or trivial sentimentality |
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quick in manner or movement |
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something or someone that initates a reaction |
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the point of greatest intensity |
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to think carefully;to ponder |
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irresistible impulse,force |
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to occupy a position above |
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a person sent on a mission to represent another |
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to erase, to eliminate completely |
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a group within a larger group |
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well chosen;appropriate |
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to argue, as over terms or price |
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stockpile;accumulate for future use |
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well-known and very distinguished |
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