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The act of determining an amount to be paid. |
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To take for granted;to pretend to possess. |
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Not self-contradictory; standing together or in agreement. |
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In accordance with the fundamental laws of a state, nation, society, or other group. |
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To establish by formal agreement. |
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To originate;To trace (a word) to its original root or stem. |
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Process of transporting commodities to the consumer from where they are produced. |
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The act of making a law or laws. |
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A course of action or of conduct. |
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The act of gaining possession. |
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Any similar wide division or class of persons or objects. |
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An institution or place of education. |
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The act of sustaining or defending; support. |
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To get possession of; gain. |
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To obtain knowledge of by the senses; see, hear, feel, taste, or smell. |
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Having to do with, or relating to, the case in hand; pertinent. |
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A pleader in favor of any person or thing. |
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A public agency or corporation with administrative powers in a specified field |
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To calculate approximately |
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One of several components; a piece. |
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A division of a defensive position for which one military unit is responsible. |
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Having or expressing a meaning; meaningful. |
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The act or process of administering, especially the management of a government or large institution. |
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A single article or unit in a collection, enumeration, or series. |
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The state of being equal. |
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Of or relating to culture or cultivation. |
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A large, usually continuous segment of a surface or space; area. |
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help; aid; succor; support |
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to keep within bounds; confine or limit |
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to prove beyond the possibility of a doubt |
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equal to requirement; enough |
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to tell or make known beforehand; foretell |
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the act of exposing, esp. in photography |
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the general income of a state, city, etc., as from taxes or customs |
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a territory over which dominion is exercised |
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to place in or among other things; introduce into |
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the state or quality of being extreme; extreme strength, force, or energy |
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exact; distinct; accurate; definite |
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to achieve; gain; accomplish |
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uprightness; virtue; honesty |
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o pass through or experience; suffer; endure |
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To lead on; influence; prevail upon. |
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A leaning of the mind toward a particular thing |
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The act of wearing away; gradual destruction or eating away. |
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Incapable of living or acting together in harmony. |
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Introductory; preparatory. |
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Constituting a whole; complete. |
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Unyielding; stiff; inflexible. |
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A disposition of the mind; liking; bent. |
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Approaching or about to appear. |
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Pertaining to the very nature of a thing. |
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To raise or collect by compulsion. |
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To address in prayer or supplication. |
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