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institutum,-i
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established plan/principle, custom, institution, habit
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differo, differre, distuli, dilatum
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scatter, spread; put off, defer; differ
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propterea quod
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because
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commeo (1)
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go back and forth; (with ad) visit
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pertineo,-tinere,-tinui,-tentum
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extend; pertain to, concern; tend, aim at
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incolo,incolere,incolui,---
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inhabit, dwell in
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reliquus,-a,-um
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remaining, the rest (of), left over/behind
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initium,-i
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beginning; origin; borders
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praecedo,-cedere,-cessi,-cessum
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go before; surpass, excel
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cotidianus,-a,-um
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daily
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contendo,-tendere,-tendi,-tentum
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push forward, hasten; fight; maintain
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attingo,attingere,attigi,attactum
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touch or border on, reach, extend to, arrive at, attain
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inferus,-a,-um
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low, below
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extremus,-a,-um
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outermost, farthest, farthest part of
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occasus,-ūs
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falling down, setting; (with solis) sunset
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orior,oriri,ortus sum
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arise, begin, spring up; be born
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septentriones,-um (m.)
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North
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specto (1)
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look at, regard, face
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vergo, vergere,---,---
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look or lie toward, be situated
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cultus,-ūs
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civilzation; lifestyle; dress; religious worship
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dives, divitis (1 ending 3rd decl adj)
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rich, wealthy
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induco,-ducere,-duxi,-ductum
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lead/draw on, induce; influence; instigate
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potior, potiri, potitus sum (PUFFV)
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become master of, get control/possession of, obtain
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praesto,-stare,-stiti,-statum
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stand/place before; show, exhibit; excel, surpass
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undique
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on/from all sides, everywhere
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altus,-a,-um
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high, deep
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tertius,-a,-um
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third
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latus,-a,-um
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wide, broad, extensive
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lacus,-ūs
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lake
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fio,fieri,factus sum
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be made, become
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dolor, doloris (m.)
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grief, distress, pain
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finitimus,-a,-um
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bordering on, neighboring, neighbor
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angustus,-a,-um
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narrow, compressed
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pateo,patere,patui,---
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lie/be open, passable; extend
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vagor (1) dep.
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roam, wander
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adduco,-ducere,-duxi,-ductum
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lead to; induce; influence
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auctoritas,-tatis
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authority, influence
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carrus,ūs
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cart, wagon
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coemo,-emere,-emi,-emptum
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buy up, buy
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iumentum,-i
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yoke, pack animal
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sementis,-is (f.)
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sowing
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suppeto,-petere,-petivi,-petitum
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be near; be supplied/in store
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biennium
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two years, two year period
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legatio, legationis
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embassy
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profectio, profectionis
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setting out, departure
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suscipio,-cipere,-cepi,-cetum
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take up, undertake, begin
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conor (1) dep.
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try, attempt
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item
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in like manner, so, also
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concilio (1)
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bring together; win over
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ius iurandum
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oath
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frumentum,-i
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grain (pl.=crops)
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indicium,-i
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disclosure, information
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per indicium
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through informers
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vincula,-ae
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chain
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oportet
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it is necessary
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sequor, sequi, secutus sum
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follow, accompany
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sequi poenam
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punishment be inflicted
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iudicium,-i
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trial, opinion, judgement
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obaeratus,-a,-um
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in debt (subst.= debtor) cf. aes alienum
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exsequor, exsequi, exsecutus sum
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follow out, enforce
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ius, iuris (n.)
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(human) law, authority [as opposed to "fas"]
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conscisco, -sciscere, -scivi, -scitum
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resolve upon
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dictio, dictionis
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speaking, pleading
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incito (1)
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set in motion, incite, urge on; exasperate
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vicus,-i
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hamlet, village, neighborhood (in a city)
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aedificium,-i
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building, house
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incendo, -cendere, -cendi, -censum
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set fire to, burn
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praeterquam
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besides, except (adv./conj.)
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comburo, -urere, -ussi, -ustum
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burn up
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cibarius,-a,-u,
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pertaining to food
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molo, molere, molui, molitum
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grind
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cibaria molita
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flour (lit. ground food stuff)
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reditio, reditionis
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return (noun)
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socius,-i
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ally, companion
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adscisco, -sciscere, -scivi, -scitum
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receive (as an ally)
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proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum
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set out, depart
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profectio, profectionis
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setting out, departure
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oppugno (1)
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attack, besiege, fight against
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finitimus,-a,-um
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neighboring, bordering on, neighbor (substantive)
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omnino
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entirely, wholly, only
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singuli,-ae,-a
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one each, one at a time, single
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expeditus,-a,-um
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unimpeded; without baggage; light-armed
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carrus,-i
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cart, wagon
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impendeo,-pendere,-----------
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overhang, impend
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propterea quod
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because
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altus,-a,-um
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high, deep
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vadum,-i
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ford, shallow
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extremus,-a,-um
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outermost, farthest; farthest part of
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nonnullus,-a,-um
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some, several (litotes)
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ripa,-ae
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river bank
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patior, pati, passus sum
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allow, endure, suffer
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pons, pontis (m.)
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bridge
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nuper
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recently
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nondum
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not yet
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institutum,-i
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established plan/principle, custom, institution, habit
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differo, differre, distuli, dilatum
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scatter, spread; put off, defer; differ
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propterea quod
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because
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commeo (1)
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go back and forth; (with ad) visit
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pertineo,-tinere,-tinui,-tentum
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extend; pertain to, concern; tend, aim at
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incolo,incolere,incolui,---
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inhabit, dwell in
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reliquus,-a,-um
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remaining, the rest (of), left over/behind
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initium,-i
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beginning; origin; borders
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praecedo,-cedere,-cessi,-cessum
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go before; surpass, excel
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cotidianus,-a,-um
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daily
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contendo,-tendere,-tendi,-tentum
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push forward, hasten; fight; maintain
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attingo,attingere,attigi,attactum
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touch or border on, reach, extend to, arrive at, attain
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inferus,-a,-um
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low, below
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extremus,-a,-um
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outermost, farthest, farthest part of
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occasus,-ūs
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falling down, setting; (with solis) sunset
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orior,oriri,ortus sum
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arise, begin, spring up; be born
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septentriones,-um (m.)
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North
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specto (1)
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look at, regard, face
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vergo, vergere,---,---
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look or lie toward, be situated
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cultus,-ūs
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civilzation; lifestyle; dress; religious worship
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dives, divitis (1 ending 3rd decl adj)
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rich, wealthy
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induco,-ducere,-duxi,-ductum
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lead/draw on, induce; influence; instigate
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potior, potiri, potitus sum (PUFFV)
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become master of, get control/possession of, obtain
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praesto,-stare,-stiti,-statum
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stand/place before; show, exhibit; excel, surpass
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undique
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on/from all sides, everywhere
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altus,-a,-um
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high, deep
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tertius,-a,-um
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third
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latus,-a,-um
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wide, broad, extensive
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lacus,-ūs
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lake
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fio,fieri,factus sum
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be made, become
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dolor, doloris (m.)
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grief, distress, pain
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finitimus,-a,-um
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bordering on, neighboring, neighbor
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angustus,-a,-um
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narrow, compressed
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pateo,patere,patui,---
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lie/be open, passable; extend
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vagor (1) dep.
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roam, wander
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adduco,-ducere,-duxi,-ductum
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lead to; induce; influence
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auctoritas,-tatis
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authority, influence
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carrus,ūs
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cart, wagon
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coemo,-emere,-emi,-emptum
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buy up, buy
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iumentum,-i
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yoke, pack animal
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sementis,-is (f.)
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sowing
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suppeto,-petere,-petivi,-petitum
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be near; be supplied/in store
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biennium
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two years, two year period
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legatio, legationis
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embassy
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profectio, profectionis
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setting out, departure
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suscipio,-cipere,-cepi,-cetum
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take up, undertake, begin
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conor (1) dep.
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try, attempt
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item
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in like manner, so, also
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concilio (1)
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bring together; win over
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ius iurandum
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oath
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frumentum,-i
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grain (pl.=crops)
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indicium,-i
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disclosure, information
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per indicium
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through informers
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vincula,-ae
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chain
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oportet
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it is necessary
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sequor, sequi, secutus sum
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follow, accompany
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sequi poenam
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punishment be inflicted
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iudicium,-i
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trial, opinion, judgement
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obaeratus,-a,-um
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in debt (subst.= debtor) cf. aes alienum
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exsequor, exsequi, exsecutus sum
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follow out, enforce
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ius, iuris (n.)
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(human) law, authority [as opposed to "fas"]
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conscisco, -sciscere, -scivi, -scitum
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resolve upon
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dictio, dictionis
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speaking, pleading
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incito (1)
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set in motion, incite, urge on; exasperate
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vicus,-i
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hamlet, village, neighborhood (in a city)
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aedificium,-i
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building, house
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incendo, -cendere, -cendi, -censum
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set fire to, burn
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praeterquam
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besides, except (adv./conj.)
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comburo, -urere, -ussi, -ustum
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burn up
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cibarius,-a,-u,
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pertaining to food
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molo, molere, molui, molitum
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grind
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cibaria molita
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flour (lit. ground food stuff)
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reditio, reditionis
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return (noun)
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socius,-i
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ally, companion
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adscisco, -sciscere, -scivi, -scitum
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receive (as an ally)
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proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum
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set out, depart
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profectio, profectionis
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setting out, departure
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oppugno (1)
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attack, besiege, fight against
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finitimus,-a,-um
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neighboring, bordering on, neighbor (substantive)
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omnino
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entirely, wholly, only
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singuli,-ae,-a
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one each, one at a time, single
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expeditus,-a,-um
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unimpeded; without baggage; light-armed
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carrus,-i
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cart, wagon
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impendeo,-pendere,-----------
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overhang, impend
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propterea quod
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because
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altus,-a,-um
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high, deep
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vadum,-i
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ford, shallow
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extremus,-a,-um
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outermost, farthest; farthest part of
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nonnullus,-a,-um
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some, several (litotes)
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ripa,-ae
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river bank
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patior, pati, passus sum
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allow, endure, suffer
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pons, pontis (m.)
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bridge
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nuper
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recently
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nondum
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not yet
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contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum
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push forward, hasten; fight; insist
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impero (1)
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demand from; command
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maturo (1)
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hurry, hasten (NOT to mature)
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rescindo, rescindere, rescidi, rescissum
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cut down; destroy
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ulterior,-ius
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farther, more remote
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legatio, -ionis
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embassy
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legatus,-i
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ambassador, commander
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maleficium,-i
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mischief, harm
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rogo (1)
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ask
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occido, occidere, occisi, occisum
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cut down; kill
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licet, licere, licuit/licitum est
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it is permitted, one may
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facultas, -tatis
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power; opportunity; resources
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iugum,-i
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yoke; ridge; crest
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sumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptum
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take; assume
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spatium,-i
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space; period or length of time
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intercedo,-cedere,-cessi,-cessum
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go or come between, intervene; pass
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revertor, reverti, reversus sum
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turn back, return
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