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4
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ridiculous, absurd, laughable, preposterous
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10
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shifty, underhanded, sly, tricky
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11
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a doctor who treats tumors and cancer
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14
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to settle a debt, to shut down a business paying its debts with its assets, to turn assets into cash
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15
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a doctor who treats diseases that cause pain and stiffness in the back or the extremities.
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16
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imitate, try to be as good as or better than, follow in the footsteps of
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18
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In writing, elements of equal importance are balanced in similar constructions.
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20
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a doctor who delivers babies and cares for the mother
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21
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a heart doctor
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22
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a subtle shade of color, expression, or variation
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23
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a doctor of diseases of the nervous system
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24
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to express well in words, to speak clearly
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25
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a long list
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27
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massive and escapable force that crushes everything in its path
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28
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a skin doctor
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29
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a peculiarity that serves to distinguish or identify
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1
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near-sighted, or, lacking a broad, realistic view of a situation; lacking foresight or discernment
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2
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lavish, fancy
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3
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assessment, an estimate of the value of
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5
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to lessen in value, to belittle
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6
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disrespectful treatment of something held sacred
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7
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tribute, high praise, a speech about someone given at a funeral
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8
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logical, meaningful, connected as a whole
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9
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to substantiate or confirm, to make valid, or to give official approval to
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12
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to give over to another’s care, charge, or control; to entrust, deliver. Or, to set apart for a special use.
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13
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a type of storytelling that follows the flowing, branching currents of thought in a character’s mind
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17
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intensely eager and enthusiastic
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19
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an itemized list of assets, such as goods, property, traits, skills, and so forth. Or, to make such a list.
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26
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a symbol, theme, setting, or character that is thought to have some universal meaning
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30
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pertaining to right and wrong, moral
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