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A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true.
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To succeed in dealing with or controlling a problem or difficulty.
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Made impure by exposure to or addition of a poisonous or polluting substance.
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Reasonably priced; within someone's financial means.
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To remove contaminants or impurities; to make clean or free of unwanted elements.
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To originate or arise from something
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To encourage the development or growth of something, often over time.
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To get rid of something as no longer useful or desirable.
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get to the bottom of something commencer à apprendre
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To find the real cause or explanation of a problem or situation.
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To make someone feel happy or satisfied.
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An initial or preliminary model of something from which other forms are developed or copied.
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to expect or predict something; to look forward to something with excitement.
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Visually attractive or striking
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Unable to be disputed or questioned; clearly true or evident.
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Conscious or aware of something; focusing one's awareness on the present moment
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Distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotions; wildly excited or chaotic.
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Unable to rest or relax due to anxiety or boredom.
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(typically followed by “with” but also “by” sometimes: Engrossed in thought; distracted or absorbed by something.
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The loss of the ability to move or function, either physically or emotionally.
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Designed to stop something harmful from occurring.
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Overwhelmed with things or people to deal with.
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To accept something less desirable or satisfactory than what was hoped for.
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To go beyond what is allowed, expected, or required.
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To cause something to happen
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A sudden, profound realization or insight.
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The health, happiness, and well-being of a person or group.
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aid in the form of money or necessities for those in need (“He lives off welfare
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Fixed firmly and deeply in something real or abstract.
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A specific area of activity, interest, or knowledge.
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The right or condition of self-government; independence.
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To transfer responsibility or blame from one party to another
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Not able to be denied or disputed; irrefutably true.
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Lacking foresight or intellectual insight; narrowly focused.c
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Made poor or lacking in resources or richness.
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Meeting the requirements or expectations; acceptable
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A state of great unhappiness or sufferingry
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The total amount of greenhouse gases emitted by an individual, organization, or activity, measured in carbon dioxide equivalent.
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Something that blocks progress or makes achievement difficult.
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Extremely dirty or unpleasant.
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Free from bacteria or other living microorganisms; completely clean.
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To think or talk about something at length, often negatively or excessively
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Feeling sentimental about the past, often in a bittersweet way.
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Present or appearing everywhere; widespread.
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Difficult to understand or solve; perplexing.
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To cause harm or damage over time, especially in terms of physical or mental health.
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