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self-government, any state that governs itself, independent. |
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Any dominating or self-willed person, a ruler with absolute power, a dictator, anyone with unlimited power over others. |
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an original model pattern or model; protoype; perfect example. |
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surgical removal of the appendix |
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surgical instrument for cutting pieces of bone. |
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original model or pattern, the first thing of its kind, original |
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a system of church government by private priests or clergy; in a group of officials-- the highest officials. |
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a person or thing that is representative or typical, a short statement of a book, a report, or an incident. |
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a cure-all; supposed remedy, cure, or medicine for all diseases. |
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the art or practice of writing one's own life story |
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To ruin one's interests or prospects through one's own actions-- the act of killing oneself intentionally. |
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a phrase used to characterize a person or thing, a descriptive name or title. |
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a word meaning "against name or word," a wording having the opposite meaning of another. |
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being against the policy of official racial segregation by law. |
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excessive activity of the thyriod gland characterized by loss of weight |
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abnormally high blood pressure, any high tension |
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excelling all others, excessive or exaggerated-- the highest degree, the acme of comparison |
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To be contemporary with, to occur at the same time, to place in the same time or the same timing |
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to state clearly and definitely, to articulate |
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to accuse publicly, to announce in a menacing way |
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to make impossible especially in advance, to prevent, to shout out |
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to pronounce free from guilt or blame, acquit to free from guilt |
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something that solves or explains, a solution |
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to turn a person or thing aside, to amuse, to entertain. |
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to move to overthrow, to ruin |
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to have authority, major influence, to prevail, preponderate |
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having sovereign authority, power, a governed territory. |
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