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feat n.

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feminist adj., n.

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fibre n.

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fierce adj.

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film-maker n.

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filter n., v.

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fine n., v.

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firearm n.

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fit n.

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fixture n.

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flaw n.

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flawed adj.

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flee v.

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fleet n.

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flesh n.

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flexibility n.

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flourish v.

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fluid n.

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footage n.

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foreigner n.

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forge v.

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formula n.

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formulate v.

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forth adv.

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forthcoming adj.
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foster v.
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fragile adj.
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franchise n.
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frankly adv.
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frustrated adj.
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frustrating adj.
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frustration n.
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functional adj.
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fundraising n.
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funeral n.
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gallon n.
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gambling n.
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gathering n.
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gaze n., v.
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gear n.
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generic adj.
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genocide n.
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glance n., v.
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glimpse n.
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glorious adj.
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glory n.
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governance n.
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grace n.
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grasp v., n.
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grave (for dead person) n.
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grave (serious) adj.
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gravity n.
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grid n.
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grief n.
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grin v., n.
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grind v.
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grip n., v.
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gross adj.
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guerrilla n.
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guidance n.
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guilt n.
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gut n.
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hail v.
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halfway adv.
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halt v., n.
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handful n.
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handling n.
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handy adj.
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harassment n.
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hardware n.
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harmony n.
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harsh adj.
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harvest n., v.
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hatred n.
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haunt v.
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hazard n.
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heighten v.
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heritage n.
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hierarchy n.
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high-profile adj.
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hint n., v.
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homeland n.
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hook v.
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hopeful adj.
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horizon n.
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horn n.
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hostage n.
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hostile adj.
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hostility n.
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humanitarian adj.
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humanity n.
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humble adj.
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hydrogen n.
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identification n.
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ideological adj.
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ideology n.
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idiot n.
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ignorance n.
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imagery n.
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immense adj.
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imminent adj.
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implementation n.
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imprison v.
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imprisonment n.
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inability n.
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inadequate adj.
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inappropriate adj.
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incidence n.
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inclined adj.
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inclusion n.
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incur v.
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indicator n.
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indictment n.
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indigenous adj.
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induce v.
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indulge v.
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inequality n.
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infamous adj.
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infant n.
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infect v.
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inflict v.
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influential adj.
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inherent adj.
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inhibit v.
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initiate v.
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inject v.
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injection n.
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injustice n.
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inmate n.
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insertion n.
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insider n.
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inspect v.
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inspection n.
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inspiration n.
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instinct n.
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institutional adj.
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instruct v.
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instrumental adj.
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insufficient adj.
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insult n., v.
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intact adj.
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intake n.
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integral adj.
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integrated adj.
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integration n.
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integrity n.
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intellectual n.
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intensify v.
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intensity n.
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intensive adj.
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intent n.
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interactive adj.
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interface n.
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interfere v.
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interference n.
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interim adj.
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interior adj., n.
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intermediate adj.
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intervene v.
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intervention n.
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intimate adj.
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intriguing adj.
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investigator n.
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invisible adj.
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invoke v.
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involvement n.
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ironic adj.
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ironically adv.
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irony n.
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irrelevant adj.
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isolation n.
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judicial adj.
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junction n.
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jurisdiction n.
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just adj.
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justification n.
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kidnap v.
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kidney n.
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kingdom n.
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lad n.
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landlord n.
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landmark n.
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lap n.
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large-scale adj.
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laser n.
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latter adj., n.
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lawn n.
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lawsuit n.
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layout n.
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leak v., n.
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leap v., n.
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legacy n.
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legendary adj.
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legislation n.
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legislative adj.
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legislature n.
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legitimate adj.
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lengthy adj.
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lesbian adj.
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lesser adj.
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lethal adj.
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liable adj.
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liberal adj., n.
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liberation n.
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liberty n.
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license v.
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lifelong adj.
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likelihood n.
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limb n.
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linear adj.
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line-up n.
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linger v.
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listing n.
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literacy n.
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liver n.
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lobby n., v.
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log n., v.
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logic n.
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long-standing adj.
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long-time adj.
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loom v.
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loop n.
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loyalty n.
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machinery n.
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magical adj.
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magistrate n.
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magnetic adj.
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magnitude n.
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mainland n.
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mainstream n., adj.
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maintenance n.
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mandate n.
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mandatory adj.
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manifest v.
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manipulate v.
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manipulation n.
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manuscript n.
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march n., v.
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marginal adj.
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marine adj.
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marketplace n.
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mask n.
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massacre n.
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mathematical adj.
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mature adj., v.
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maximize v.
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meaningful adj.
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meantime n.
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medieval adj.
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meditation n.
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melody n.
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memo n.
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memoir n.
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memorial n.
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mentor n.
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merchant n.
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mercy n.
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mere adj.
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merely adv.
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merge v.
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merger n.
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merit n.
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methodology n.
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midst n.
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migration n.
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militant n., adj.
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militia n.
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mill n.
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minimal adj.
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minimize v.
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mining n.
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ministry n.
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minute2 adj.
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miracle n.
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misery n.
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misleading adj.
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missile n.
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mob n.
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mobility n.
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mobilize v.
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moderate adj.
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modification n.
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momentum n.
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monk n.
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monopoly n.
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morality n.
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motive n.
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motorist n.
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municipal adj.
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mutual adj.
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namely adv.
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nationwide adj.
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naval adj.
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neglect v., n.
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neighbouring adj.
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nest n.
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net adj.
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newsletter n.
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niche n.
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noble adj.
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nod v.
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nominate v.
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nomination n.
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nominee n.
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nonetheless adv.
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non-profit adj.
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nonsense n.
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noon n.
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notable adj.
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notably adv.
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notify v.
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notorious adj.
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novel adj.
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nursery n.
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objection n.
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oblige v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.816
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obsess v.
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obsession n.
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occasional adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.819
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occurrence n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.820
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odds n.
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offering n.
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offspring n.
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operational adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.824
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opt v.
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optical adj.
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optimism n.
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oral adj.
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organizational adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.829
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orientation n.
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originate v.
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outbreak n.
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outing n.
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outlet n.
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outlook n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.835
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outrage n., v.
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outsider n.
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overlook v.
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overly adv.
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oversee v.
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overturn v.
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overwhelm v.
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overwhelming adj.
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pad n.
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parameter n.
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parental adj.
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parish n.
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parliamentary adj.
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partial adj.
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partially adv.
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passing n.
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passive adj.
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pastor n.
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patch n.
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patent n.
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pathway n.
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patrol n., v.
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patron n.
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peak n.
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peasant n.
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peculiar adj.
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persist v.
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persistent adj.
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personnel n.
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petition n.
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philosopher n.
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philosophical adj.
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physician n.
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pioneer n., v.
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pipeline n.
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pirate n.
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pit n.
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plea n.
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plead v.
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pledge v., n.
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plug v., n.
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plunge v.
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pole n.
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poll n.
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pond n.
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pop v.
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portfolio n.
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portray v.
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postpone v.
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post-war adj.
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practitioner n.
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preach v.
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precedent n.
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precision n.
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predator n.
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predecessor n.
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predominantly adv.
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pregnancy n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.893
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prejudice n.
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preliminary adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.895
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premier n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.896
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premise n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.897
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premium n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.898
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prescribe v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.899
400
prescription n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.900
401
presently adv.
The Oxford 5000 C1.901
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preservation n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.902
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preside v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.903
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presidency n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.904
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presidential adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.905
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prestigious adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.906
407
presumably adv.
The Oxford 5000 C1.907
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presume v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.908
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prevail v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.909
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prevalence n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.910
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prevention n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.911
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prey n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.912
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principal n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.913
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privatization n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.914
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privilege n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.915
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probe n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.916
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problematic adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.917
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proceedings n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.918
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proceeds n.
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processing n.
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processor n.
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proclaim v.
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productive adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.923
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productivity n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.924
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profitable adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.925
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profound adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.926
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projection n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.927
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prominent adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.928
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pronounced adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.929
430
propaganda n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.930
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proposition n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.931
432
prosecute v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.932
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prosecution n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.933
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prosecutor n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.934
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prospective adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.935
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prosperity n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.936
437
protective adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.937
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protocol n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.938
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province n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.939
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provincial adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.940
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provision n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.941
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provoke v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.942
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psychiatric adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.943
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pulse n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.944
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pump v., n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.945
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punch n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.946
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query n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.947
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quest n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.948
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quota n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.949
450
radar n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.950
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radical adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.951
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rage n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.952
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raid n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.953
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rally n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.954
455
ranking n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.955
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rape n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.956
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ratio n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.957
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rational adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.958
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ray n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.959
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readily adv.
The Oxford 5000 C1.960
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realization n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.961
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realm n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.962
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rear adj., n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.963
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reasoning n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.964
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reassure v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.965
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rebel n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.966
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rebellion n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.967
468
recipient n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.968
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reconstruction n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.969
470
recount1 v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.970
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referendum n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.971
472
reflection n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.972
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reform n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.973
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refuge n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.974
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refusal n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.975
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regain v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.976
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regardless adv.
The Oxford 5000 C1.977
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regime n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.978
479
regulator n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.979
480
regulatory adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.980
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rehabilitation n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.981
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reign n., v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.982
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rejection n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.983
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relevance n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.984
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reliability n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.985
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reluctant adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.986
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remainder n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.987
488
remains n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.988
489
remedy n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.989
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reminder n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.990
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removal n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.991
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render v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.992
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renew v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.993
494
renowned adj.
The Oxford 5000 C1.994
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rental n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.995
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replacement n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.996
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reportedly adv.
The Oxford 5000 C1.997
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representation n.
The Oxford 5000 C1.998
499
reproduce v.
The Oxford 5000 C1.999
500
reproduction n.
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ENGLISH Vocabulary (33 decks)

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