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appoint
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to choose for an office or position
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appoint2
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to set or decide upon
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assent
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to give one's consent; to agree
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concur
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to be in agreement
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consult
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to seek information
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consult2
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to talk things over in order to reach a decision
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consultation
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a discussion; a meeting to seek advice
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consultant
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one whose advice is sought
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dissuade
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to prevent or discourage someone from doing something
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flabbergast
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to surprise so greatly that one is speechless; to amaze
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haggle
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to argue about, especially about hte price of something
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perturb
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to make uneasy; to upset greatly
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procure
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to get by making an effort; to obtain
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receptive
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ready and able to receive ideas or suggestions
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repudiate
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to refuse to support; to reject
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resolve
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to make a firm promise to oneself
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signify
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to be a sign of; to mean
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signify2
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to make known or clear
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significant
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full of meaning; important
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significance
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importance; meaning
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sovereign
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highest; chief
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sovereign2
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not controlled by others
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sovereign3
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a king or monarch
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sovereignty
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freedom from political control by a foreign power
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