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3
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to agree to without protest
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7
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extend
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8
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one who takes goods by force
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9
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to shackle or bind one's arms
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10
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expression of sympathy with a grieving person
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12
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to quiet down, subside; a temporary calm or stillness
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13
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sheer, steep
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14
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to settle a controversy or disagreement
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16
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to gather or assemble
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17
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to remove a person from his/her possessions or property; oust
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20
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having little or no importance or consequence; caused by mean spiritedness
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21
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harmful, destructive
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22
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condition of extreme hardship; danger
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1
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a noisy quarrel; a public fight
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2
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having a genuine or pretended religious devotion
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4
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person who violates or interferes with the rights of another, such as trepassing
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5
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a serious determined effort
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6
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sluggish; weakness; fatigued
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11
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to argue; to debate; to call into question
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15
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a mixture of things not usually found together
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17
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a drink or potion; amount taken in one drink
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18
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to trespass on private property to hunt or fish
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19
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aid; help; relief
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