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Baby boom
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P
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Persons who are
in charge of or takes care of something
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Warden
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Persons who are
kept in a prison or mental hospital
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Inmate
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Persons who are
killed or who suffer greatly for a religion, cause, etc.
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Martyr
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Persons who are
not loyal to his or her own country, friends, etc.
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Traitor
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Persons who are
not welcome or wanted in a place
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Intruder
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Persons who are
running away to avoid being captured
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Fugitive
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Persons who are
sent by one government to represent it in dealing with another government
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Envoy
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Persons who are
skilled in magic or who has magical powers : a sorcerer or a magician, a
person who is very good at something
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Wizard
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Persons who are
unfairly blamed for something that others have done
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Scapegoat
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Persons who are
very enthusiastic about something
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Fiend
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Persons who are
walking in a city, along a road, etc.
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Pedestrian
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Persons who know
a lot about something (such as art, wine, food, etc.) : an expert in a
particular subject
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Connoisseur
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Persons who lack
experience and knowledge
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Greenhorn
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Persons who leave
onepolitical, religious, etc. group to join another that has very different
views : someone or something that causes trouble and cannot be controlled
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Renegade
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Personswho like
or admire women.
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Philogynist
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Persons who like
seeing and talking or writing about something that is considered to be
private
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Voyeur
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Parts of checks,
tickets, etc., that can be kept as a record when it is torn off
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Counterfoil
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Parts of cities
in which members of a particular group or race live usually in poor
conditions
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Ghetto
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Parts of
theatres, concert halls, etc. in which the audiences sit
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Auditorium
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Parts of the
earth's surface that are directly above the place where an earthquake starts
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Epicenter
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Parts of your
mind that tell you whether your actions are right or wrong
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Conscience
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Parts or elements
of something
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Facet
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Partial or total
loss of memory
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Amnesia
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Partial refunds
to someone who haspaid too much for tax, rent, or a utility
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Rebate
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Particular
subjects or issues that are discussed often or repeatedly
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Theme
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Particular types
or categories of literature or art
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Genre
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Particular ways
of thinking : a person's attitude or set of opinions about something
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Mindset
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Particular ways
of walking
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Gait
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Passages between
rows of seats in a building such as a church or theatre, an aircraft, or
train
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aisle
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Paying money to
get a publication or service regularly
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subscribe
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People in the
future
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posterity
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People of high
social status
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gentry
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People who are
extremely poor
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destitude
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People who are
famous, wealthy, and attractive
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glitterati
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People who can
vote in an election
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electorate
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Performances of
something
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rendition
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Periods immediately
before an action or event
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run up
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Periods of 1,000
years
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millennium
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Periods of
temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activities are
reduced
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recession
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periods of time
during which someone does not work at his or her regular job and is able to
rest, travel, do research, etc.
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sabbatical
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periods of time
that are very important in history
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epoch
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periods of time
when people stay awake, especially at night, in order to watch a sick person,
say prayers, protest, etc
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vigil
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periods of time
when something (activities or programs) are stopped
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hiatus
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periods when days
ending and nights beginning
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twilight
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periods when many
more babies are born than usual
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baby boom
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periods when
something do not increase or advance any further
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plateau
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permanent
administrative offices departmeric;, especially governmental ones
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secretariate
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persons or things
regarded as an exact copy of another
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clone
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persons or things
that attract a lot of attention or interest
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cynosure
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persons or things
that cause a change
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catalyst
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persons or things
that do not go or move as quickly as others
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laggard
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persons or things
that are connected with or related to another, often in a way that one would
not expect
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bedfellow
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persons or things
that are extremely important or large in size
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colossus
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persons or things
that are the direct opposite of someone or something else
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anthithesis
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persons or things
that are the most important part of an organization, a plan, etc, because
everything else depends on them or it
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linchpin
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persons or things
that one particularly dislike
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bete noire
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persons or things
that take the place of someone or something else
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substitute
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persons or things
that take the place or perform the duties of someone or something else
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surrogate
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persons or things
which provide stability or confidence in an otherwise uncertain situation
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anchor
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Persons that
somebody spend a lot of time with
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Crony
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persons who
accompany and look after another persons or group of people
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chaperone
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persons who
actively oppose or are hostile to someone or something : an adversary
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antagonist
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persons who
actively use the internet especially in a proper and responsible way
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netizen
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