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decade n
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a period of ten years.
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2
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vividly adv.
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full of life.
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3
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immortalize v.
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give endless life.
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4
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mortals n.
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human beings.
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5
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halt n.
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a stop.
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6
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skirmish n.
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a short fight between
small forces
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7
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efface v.
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rub or wipe out.
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8
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route v.
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to direct or transport
by a specified route.
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9
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impose v.
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force somebody to
accept something.
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10
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homage n.
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expression of respect.
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11
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superiority n.
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state of being better
than the average.
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12
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prohibit v.
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to forbid.
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13
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spear n.
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a weapon, with a metal
point on a pole.
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14
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rebel n.
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somebody who fights
against his own government.
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15
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assortment n
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group or collection.
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16
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kindred n.
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relatives or family.
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17
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aggressor n.
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person making an attack.
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18
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violate v.
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act towards a sacred
place without proper respect.
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19
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strategy n.
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the art of planning
operations in war.
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20
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plunder n.
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goods seized unlawfully
in time of war.
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21
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clemency n.
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mercy.
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22
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woe n.
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sorrow: distress.
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23
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scruple n.
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doubt.
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24
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sovereignty n.
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complete freedom and
power.
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25
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grant v.
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allow, give.
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26
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squadron n.
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a group or soldiers.
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27
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slaughter n.
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killing of many people
at once.
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28
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abasement n.
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humiliation.
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29
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filial adj.
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of a son or daughter.
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30
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clement adj.
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showing mercy.
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31
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exalt v.
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praise highly.
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32
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seize v.
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take hold of, suddenly
and violently.
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33
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greasy adj.
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smeared or soiled
with grease.
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34
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bladder v.
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a bag-like organ that
collects waste liquid in the body.
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35
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deceive v.
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cause somebody to
believe what is untrue.
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36
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disperse v.
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scatter.
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