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| to call before a court, summon to trial |
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| bond guaranteeing he will return for trial |
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| calendar of cases to be tried |
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| to give or bestow in one's will |
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| to pay out, expend (money) |
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| move like a hostile enemy, disregarding rights and wishes of victim |
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| violate someone's rights or privileges, esp. in patent |
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| take it upon oneself to say or do something not ordinarily permissible |
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| seize boldly a privilege or right |
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| to clear from blame or guilt |
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| release him from the consequences by requiring penance or granting forgiveness |
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| clear a person after his innocence is proved |
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| free him from blame either b/c he was not guilty or justified in what he did |
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| an insurance analyst and statistician |
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| put it in operation (pump) |
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| carry it out (plan or dream) |
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| begin using it officially (base) |
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| the claim of having been elsewhere when an offense was committed, an excuse |
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| interest-bearing bond, voucher of indebtedness |
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| amount by which a sum of money falls short of what is expected |
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| an increase (usu at specific intervals) |
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| written or printed defamation |
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| false and malicious attacks on someone's character |
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| spoken defamation, false report, or damaging statements |
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| defamation, the making of false or malicious misrepresentations, either written, spoken, or otherwise expressed |
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| a lawsuit, or legal disputation |
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| like to start of prolong a lawsuit |
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| a choice or right of choice |
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| ability to meet all financial obligations |
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| dangers esp, in terms of money |
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| loss or desolation, esp. by death, comes from old English rob |
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| formal expression of sympathy |
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| pity or sympathy, with an urge to help in some way |
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| strong sympathy expressed in a more personal way than condolence |
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| a funeral hymn, a song or poem of grief |
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| musical composition or dirge for the repose of the dead |
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| list of persons who have died |
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| tomb less imposing than mausoleum |
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| monument honoring a person buried elsewhere |
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| stone coffin, esp. one with a carving or inscription on it |
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| reducing a body to ashes, takes place of burial |
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| remove it from the ground after burial |
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