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tightly, closely
exactly, precisely
suddenly (stopping)
perfectly suited, ideal |
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| to look after, to take care of |
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| falling out among friends, infighting |
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| circus company, circus troupe |
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troupe
party, those present
first chair (in an orchestra), star member |
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one (of two), the other, one side/direction/party
on the one hand, on the other hand, then again
meanwhile, at the same time
(after noun/adj. stem/verb stem) just keeps ___, continues to ___ |
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all, altogether, entirely
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| record high, greatest in history |
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about, roughly, approximately
generally, as a rule
completely, entirely, totally
gist, outline |
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"roger", "understood"
comprehension, consent, agreement |
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ladder
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more and more
at last, finally
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| to starve, to be hungry/thirsty |
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to take countermeasures
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