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[from the beginning]
-a member of the indigenous people of a particular region, especially Australia |
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[from the egg]
-from the beginning |
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[the grove where Plato taught]
-the academic world, academic life in general |
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[to this, for this]
-for this special purpose, in this particular case |
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[to the person]
-appealing to a person's emotions rather than to his or her intellect, can also refer to a personal attack on someone rather than a considered criticism of his or her views |
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[to the infinite]
-without end, indefinitely |
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[abbreviation of ad libitum, at please]
-without restraint, spontaneously |
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[to sickness]
-interminably, to an excessive ot sickening degree |
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[things to be done]
-a list of matters to be dealt with or an underlying plan, policy or program |
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[Lamb of God]
-term referring to Jesus Christ; can also refer to the Christian symbol of the lamb and the flag |
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[elsewhere, alius, other]
-a defensive plea that a person was elsewhere at the time that an offense was committed |
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[fostering mother]
-a school, college, or university where an individual has been educated |
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[another I]
-a person's second or other self, or an intimate friend |
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[alumnae (f), alumni (pl), pupil, foster son]
-a former student of a particular school, college, or university |
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[in the year of our Lord]
-used in Christian chronology, indicating the number of years that have passed since the birth of Christ |
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[horrible year]
-a year of misfortune and disaster |
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[He has smiled on our undertakings]
-unofficial motto of the United States on the reverse of the dollar bill |
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[not named]
-unidentified, of unknown authorship; can also refer to anything that lacks distinctiveness, character, or originality |
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[before]
-a stake put up by a player in gambling, or more generally any payment made in advance |
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[before the war]
-of or realting to the period before the outbreak of a war, often in reference to the U.S. civil war |
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[before the flood]
-of or relating to the period before the biblical flood of Noah, or more generally to something of great age |
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[before noon]
-before noon, in the morning, between midnight and noon (a.m.) |
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[pertaining to water]
-a water-filled tank, pond, or other container for keeping live fish, plants, and other aquatic life; can also refer to a place where a collection of such aquatic plants and animals are kept |
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[art for the sake of art]
-art for the arts sake, rather than for profit, motto of the MGM film company |
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[lecuture room, a place for listening]
-the part of a theater or other public building where the audience sits |
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[in good faith]
-done in good faith, sincerely; also valid, legitimate, genuine |
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[from cadere, to fall]
-a corpse, a human body |
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[field, plain]
-the site of a university, college, or school, inculding associated buildings and grounds, or the university or college itself |
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[to seize the day]
-seize the oppurtunity when it presents itself, no time like the present, do not waste time |
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[cause of the war]
-an event or situation that is seen as justifying or causing hostilities or is used as an excuse for declaring war
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[let the buyer beware]
-buyer beware,at the buyer's own risk |
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[around]
-around, about, approximately, especially in relation to dates |
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[from Greek, kolossos, huge stature]
-a giant, or thing of gigantic proportions |
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[joint ownership, form dominium, domain]
-a type of apartment building ot complex in which residents own individual units of the property and pay common maintenance fees |
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[agreement, from consentire, to assent]
-unanimity, general agreement, accord |
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[body of Christ]
-A Catholic festival celebrated in honor of the Eucharist |
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[body of the crime]
-the physical object on which a cime has been committed, or the sum of the evidence indicating than an offense has taken place |
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[cross or torture]
-the main point of an arguement or theory, or a problem, difficulty |
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[fault or blame]
-neglect or negligence that is punishable by law |
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[seemly, from decor, beauty or grace]
-propriety, good conduct, polite behavior, or seemliness |
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[from the act]
-actually, in reality |
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[from right or by law]
-by right or by law |
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dulce et decorum est propatria mori |
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-[it is sweet and fitting to die for your nation] |
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[the self]
-the self or self-respect, self-esteem, egotism, arrogance |
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[well-deserved]
-or or relating to an honorary title retained after retirement |
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[out of many, one]
-one out of many, official motto of the United States |
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[therefore]
-therefore, hence, consequently |
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[and others]
-and the rest, and so on, and so forth |
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[out of, from]
-exit, exotica |
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[from something done afterward]
-after the fact, retroactively |
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[to make like, fax]
-a faithful replica or reproductionor something, often a copy of written material transmitted electronically |
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[deeds, not words]
-the time has come to take action rather than simply talk about doing something |
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[offspring]
-an unborn child, usually from three months after conception |
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[let it be done]
-an order, decree, or authorization, typically as issued by an official organization |
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[limit, end, conclusion]
-the end or conclusion of something |
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[flowers]
-plant life, especially the range of plants typical or a given place |
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[seriousness]
-gravity, solemnity, or high seriousness |
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[you should have the body]
-a common law writ under which a party may be summoned to court or else protected against illegal imprisonment |
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-[he, she, or it inhabits]
- a place or environment that a particular person, plant, or animal normally frequents, often referring to a person's domestic surroundings |
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[after Hercules]
-of or relating to something colossal, mammoth, or daunting in scale, power, intensity, or difficulty |
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[opening, cleft gap]
-an interruption or break in continuity or time |
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[human being]
-the genus to which the human race belongs, or an individual member of the human race |
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[wise man]
-the primate species to which human beings belong |
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[it]
-in psychoanalytic theory, the part of the psyche in which an individual's inherited, instictive impulses reside |
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[i.e.]
-that is, that is to say |
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[we do not know]
-a stupid or foolish person |
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[assault]
-forward motion or an impulse, stimulus, incentive, or driving force |
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[let it be printed]
-in the Catholic Church, a license permitting the printing of a religious work; more generally, any expression of official approval for something |
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[in absence]
-in the absence of a person |
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[while the crime is blazing]
-to be caught out while doing something forbidden or disapproved or, typically used of a couple surprised while engaging in illicit sexual activity |
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[in the place of the parent]
-assuming the authority or responsibility of a parent |
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[by hinting]
-an insinuation, hint, or oblique allusion |
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Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaerum
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[Jesus, the Nazarene King of Jews]
-the words inscribed on Christ's cross on the orders of Pilate |
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[sleepless]
-inability to get adequate sleep |
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[between reigns]
-the period between two successive reigns or regimes |
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[in glass]
-in a test tube, outside the living body, in an artificial environment |
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[by the fact itself]
-by the very fact, thereby |
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[with great praise]
-with great distinction, usually in reference to academic honors at graduation
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[great]
-a large wine bottle |
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[great work]
-a masterpiece, the greatest work of a particular artist |
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[greatest, largest]
-the greatest value, amount, or quality, or the highest point or upper limit |
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[my fault]
-it is my fault, I am to blame |
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[guilty mind]
-criminal intent |
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mens sana in corpore sano |
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-[a sound mind in a sound body] |
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[a thousand years]
-a period of a thousand years, or the 1,000th anniversary of something |
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[mode of operating] (m.o.)
-a method or procedure, a way of doing things |
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[it does not follow]
-a statement or conclusion that does not follow logically on from what preceded it |
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[peace]
-peace, especially peace in international relations |
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[Roman Peace]
-the period of peace and prosperity that existed under the Roman Empire |
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[through the year]
-anually, yearly, every year, for each year |
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[by hundred]
-in the hundred for or in every hundred |
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[by the day]
-daily, each day, day by day |
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[an unacceptable, unwelcome person]
-an individual who is considered personally unacceptable or inadmissible |
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[I shall please]
-a medication or other treatment that psychologically soothes a patient without having any real effect on any actual physical complaint
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[late-born, last]
-after the death of the person concerned |
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[after noon]
-after the hour of noon, in the afternoon or evening, between midday and midnight |
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[after death]
-an autopsy, may also refer more generally to any analyis of an event after it has ended |
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[after King Phyrrus]
-at too great a cost |
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[as it were, just as if]
-resembling, virtual |
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[what for what]
-something for something, one thing in return for another, a deal in which somehthing is given or recieved in exchange for something else |
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[R.I.P.] [may he or she rest in peace]
-rest in peace |
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[healing place]
-an insititution where the sick may recieve therapy or medical treatment |
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[always faithful]
-motto of the U.S. Marine Corps |
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[state in which]
-an exisiting state of affairs |
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[with highest praise]
-with the highest praise, usually referring to a degree, diploma, or other academic qualification |
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[scrapped table]
-a tablet from which written symbols have been scraped away and thus, by extension, a blank mind, or anything in a pristine state |
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[time flees]
-time flies, time passes quickly |
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[solid ground]
-dry land, firm ground |
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[for the city and the world]
-relating to proclamations issued by the Catholic Church to be observed by Roman Catholics around the world |
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[I came, I saw, I conquered]
-as quoted by Julius Caesar on his victory over Pharnaces, the King of Pontus in 47 B.C. |
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[word for word]
-word for word, in the exact words, precisely |
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[voice of the people]
-popular sentiment, general opinion |
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[before Christ]
-sometimes used as an alternative to B.C. in Christian Chronology |
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