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to forge, to drill, to temper, to train, to discipline
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noun
recently
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same mind, comrade, kindred soul
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maturity, ripeness
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to wake up
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dictatorship, despotism
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noun
strife, riot, rebellion
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verbal noun
disturbance, obstruction, hindrance, jamming, interference
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return, restoration
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noun
talent, star, personality
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noun
opposition party
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adverb
in some way or other, one way or another
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noun
reason, sense
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to stop by, to drop in for a short visit
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sovereignty, supremacy, dominion
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reclamation (of wasteland), cultivation, pioneer
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origin (coordinates), starting point
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noun
average, medium, common, ordinary
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forgery, falsification, fabrication, counterfeiting
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exhibit, display
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verbal noun
shortening, abbreviation, reduction
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noun
money, currency, coinage
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noun
old people, the aged
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verb
to finish up, to complete
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arrow
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noun
prejudice, narrow view
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lesson, precept, moral instruction
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inspection, observation
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noun
person in charge, responsible official
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misery
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to force, to compel, to coerce
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noun
discussion
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noun
subject, theme, motif
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verbal noun
talk, dialogue, conversation
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verbal noun
interruption, suspension, break
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verb
to add to, to attach, to append, to accompany, to garnish, to imitate, to annex
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to lift up, to give, to offer, to consecrate, to devote, to sacrifice, to dedicate
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noun
origin, beginning, rise
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national defence
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composite, complex
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noun
weather, climate
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noun
truth, real situation
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gold
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simplicity, easiness, quasi-
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verb
to slide, to slip off
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model, standard, pattern, norm, criterion, example
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to escape
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adverb
feel relieved
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noun
reserve, affluence, room, time (to spare)
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without permission, without notice
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noun
shame, embarrassment
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noun
hero, great man
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noun
register of names
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noun
male (animal)
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adjectival noun
sincere, honest, faithful
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noun
conscience
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attendance, service
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official recognition, authorization, licence, accreditation
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to herd, to corner, to drive
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correction, revision