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pursue
Follow/ Chase (someone or something).
Achieve/ accomplish/ attain a goal.
persistently seek to form a sexual relationship with (someone).
engage in (an activity or course of action).
(of something unpleasant).
persistently afflict (someone).
proportion
Rate
isolated
منعزل
fool’s errand.
a task or activity that has no hope of success.
“he sent gullible freshmen on fool’s errands”
Lemmings no more
Article Talk. Oh No! More Lemmings is an expansion pack for the puzzle video game Lemmings by DMA Design. It contains 100 single-player levels and six music tracks.
villa.
A large, often luxurious, country residence or house.
lounging by
Relaxing or resting in a comfortable and leisurely manner.
e blind quest
: A pursuit or search undertaken without clear understanding or awareness of the goal or direction.
criterion,
A standard or principle used for judging or evaluating something.
multiplied
Increased in number or quantity.
fundamentally
In a basic or essential way, related to the foundation or core aspects.
remote
work agreement
Remote work agreement: A formal arrangement outlining terms and conditions for working outside a traditional office setting.
rearranges
Changes the order, position, or structure of something.
paradoxically,
In a contradictory or seemingly illogical manner that may reveal an unexpected truth.
aficionados,
Enthusiastic and knowledgeable fans or admirers, typically of a particular activity or subject.
student who elects to risk it all
A student who chooses to take significant chances or face potential consequences for pursuing a particular path or action.
profitable customers
Customers who contribute positively to a business’s financial success.
lexicon
The vocabulary or set of terms used in a particular language, subject, or profession.
recalibrate
Adjust or reset a device, system, or strategy to achieve optimal performance.
lobbyist.
person who advocates on behalf of a particular interest group to influence government decisions or policies.
jettisoning
Discarding or throwing something overboard, often used in a metaphorical sense to indicate getting rid of unnecessary items or ideas.
inverting
Turning something upside down or reversing its position or order.
compass
A navigational instrument used to determine direction relative to the Earth’s magnetic poles.
Unrestricted
Not limited or restricted; free from constraints or limitations.
