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a box full of evil things which should not be opened |
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Ars et scientia augebunten |
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art and knowledge will be increased |
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this saying can be used on graves |
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suspension of activity, a legally authorized period of delay in the payment of a debt. |
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used in a legal context to refer to someone who is incapable of making decisions for himself, because of mental illness,dementia,memory loss,etc. A court can appoint a "guardian" for such a person |
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an admission of guilt or responsibility. It is used almost exactly like the expression "My Bad" |
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used when talking about literature, especially drama. in ancient plays someties a charactre would be saved and the dramatic situation resolved by a "__________"- a god who would flly down and rescue the character. Today a deus ex machina refers to an unbelievable event at the end of a story which wraps everything up. A weak lame, artificial end to a story |
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this is the motto of the united states. It means that we are a unity composed of many states. |
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this is the motto of the sate of south carolina. It means that as long as life continues, there is hope |
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this is the motto of LPS. "Ars" can also mean skill |
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Ars et scientia augebunten |
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one of the first women ever created. Zeus gave her to Epimetheus and all the gods presented them with a box into which all possible evils had been shut up. She was curius and opened the box and out flew plagues, war, famine, etc. She was left with one good thing. Hope. |
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