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1
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to grab or take hold of something suddenly
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5
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to bargain or discuss something so that you can come to an agreement
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7
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an explosive device designed to explode underwater
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9
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a person who represents his or her country's government in a foreign country
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10
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an instrument used by planes and ships to find solid objects by reflecting radio waves off them and by receiving the reflected waves
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12
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a small, very fast warship that uses guns, missiles, and torpedoes to protect other ships from submarines
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13
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an official order forbidding something from happening, especially trade
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14
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a message or report
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1
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the deliberate damage or destruction of property
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2
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leaders of military clans who ruled in the Emperor's name
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3
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a formal agreement between two or more countries
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4
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a large airplane that drops bombs on targets.
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6
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people who want a national policy of gaining foreign territories or establishing dominance over other nations
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8
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to move away from an area because it is dangerous there
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11
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a sudden, surprise attack on a place
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15
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an underwater missile that explodes when it hits a target, such as a ship
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