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28 Cards in this Set
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Urban
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Like a city; Charectoristic of a city.
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Imperssionistic
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Pertaining to a highly personalized responce to art or experience as opposed to a responce based on reason or fact.
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Devious
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done in a underhanded mannor
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Insight
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Ability to see and understand the true nature of something.
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Metropolitan
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Pertaining to a major city;
a high ranking bishop. |
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Politico
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Informal or journalistic team for a polotician.
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Cosmopolitan
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Sophisticated in a international way.
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Impolotic
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Unwise, not exibiting good judgement.
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Megalopolis
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A unified urban region compressing several large cities and their surrounding cities.
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Geopolitics
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Study of the relationship between geography and polotics.
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Mypoia
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Shorsideness or lack of good judjement.
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Perceptive
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Have the ability to be keenly aware of things and situtions.
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Veracity
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Devotion to the truth, honesty.
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Suburban
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Charactoristic of the suburbs the mainly resential areas surrounding large cities.
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Duplicity
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Delibrate description or trickery by speaking or acting in two diffrent ways concerning the same manor.
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Fictitous
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Adopted or assumed in order to decieve; false, fiction, imaginary.
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Urbane
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Elegantly polite and sophisicated.
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Guileless
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Free of slyness or craftness;
simple and innocent. |
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Gullible
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Easly fooled or decived.
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Hypocritical
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Pretnding to have some desierable or publicity;
insecure. |
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Reputable
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Having a good name, well thought of.
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Masquerade
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To have or put on a deceptive appearence; to wear a mask.
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Overt
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Open and observable, apparent.
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Gape
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To stare in amavement.
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Envision
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to picture in the mind.
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Behold
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To gaze at; to lood upon.
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Discernment
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Keenness or sharpness in decting, distinguishing, or selecting.
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Foresee
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To see, or know beforehand.
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