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adj. having two sides, made between two persons or groups |
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adj. involving two political parties |
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v. to divide into two equal parts |
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n. a dwelling with two living units |
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v. to make an identical copy or double something, to repeat |
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n. person who rules a kingdom or empire, a king or queen, emperor or empress |
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n. design composed of letters, usually the first letters of a name |
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n. a large block of stone, a large organization that acts as a single unit |
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n. a long speech made by one performer or one person in a group |
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n. exclusive control of the trade in some item or service; sole ownership or control of anything |
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adj. being in complete agreement |
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adj. one-sided, done by or affecting one person, group or country, etc. and not another |
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n. a two hundredth anniversary adj. happening every two hundred years |
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n. pertaining to a hundred year period, a centennial |
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adj. referring to a thermometer scale of 100 degrees where water freezes at 0 and boils at 100 |
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n. an athletic contest in which each contestant takes part in ten events |
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v. to destroy a large part of, to kill one in every ten |
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n. a quarter of a circle of circumference, or an early machine measure altitudes, or any of the four parts of an area divided by perpendicular lines. |
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n. a musical composition for four voices or instruments; a set of four especially four musicians |
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n. a stanza or a group of four lines of poetry |
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n. a group of three literary or musical works that have a related theme |
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v. to divided into three parts |
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n. a group of three, especially in authority |
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