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Parking in front of a hydrant is flagrant violation of the city's law. begynn å lære
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outrageous, glaringly bad
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I suspect my father will admonish me for coming late. begynn å lære
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The confession was signed under duress, the attorney claimed. begynn å lære
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The culprit was caught with his fingers in the cookie jar. begynn å lære
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Television detectives are ineroxable in their pursuit of lawbreakers. begynn å lære
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When the plague was rampant on the island, Dr. Arrowsmith's wife died. begynn å lære
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going unchecked, widespread
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Orville Wright was criticized for his inane desire to fly. begynn å lære
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A special management comittee was asked to investigate business ethics. begynn å lære
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If I can get my parents to concur, I will join the Peace Corps. begynn å lære
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The spies thought their meeting was a clandestine one, but a throng of F.B.I. agents gathered outside the building. begynn å lære
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The bank teller's egregorious error was difficult to correct. begynn å lære
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The soldiers were distrought to learn that their furloughs had been canceled. begynn å lære
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mentally confused, crazed
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They were accused of duplicity in their dealings with both sides. begynn å lære
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We tried to ignore her acrimonious comments, but that took considerable restraint. begynn å lære
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Although it was a creative writting class, the teacher complained about the paucity of talent there. begynn å lære
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They were able to elicit the support of the public. begynn å lære
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to get or produce something, especially information or a reaction
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The cuts in government funding have had a pernicious effect on local health services. begynn å lære
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Any change in plan would be construed as indecision. begynn å lære
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to make deduction, to infer
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Criminal gangs are terrorizing the city with impunity. begynn å lære
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