Dawn Words

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Culpability

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Guilt, Blame (culprit takes blame)

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Culprit

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A person who is responsible for blame or crime

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Flout

Back 3

Go against, openly disregard.

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Palpable

Back 4

Noticeable

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Palatable

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Acceptable

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Perceptible

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Noticeable, able to be seen or noticed.

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Semblance

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Outwards appearance or apparent form of something. Resemblance

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Muddle

Back 8

Not arranged in order. Confused

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Bicker

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Argue about petty and trivial message.

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Dwindle

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Diminish gradually in size or quantity

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Prodigy

Back 11

Young person with exceptional and colossal qualities.

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Eloquent

Back 12

Fluent in speaking or writing. Persuasive

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Lucid

Back 13

Clear

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Lurid

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Unpleasantly bright

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Subvert

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Undermine the power of state or institution.

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Subservient

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Submissive, complaint

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Distress

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Anguish, pain, anxiety.

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Gullible

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Easily persuaded to believe in something. Gulraiz

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Contended

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Calm

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Affable

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Likeable, friendly.

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Destitute

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Poor

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Bigotry

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Intolerance towards people who hold difference opinion.

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Waggish

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Driven by impulse

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Witty

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Using words in a funny and clever way

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Kindle

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Light

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Placid

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Peaceful, clam.

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Abrasive

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Rude and unfriendly

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Elusive

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Difficult to get

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Knotty

Back 29

Intricate

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Lethargic

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Sluggish, Inert

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Abasement

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Humiliation

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Brazen

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Bold

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Overhaul

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Repair

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Entail

Back 34

Involve. Such investments inevitably entails some risk

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Clamour

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Complain loudly

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Graon

Back 36

A deep long sound showing great pain.

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Corny

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Not showing new ideas or often repeated. Corny jokes

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Banal

Back 38

Lacking originality.

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Hackneyed

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An idea or phrase used so often that it becomes boring

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Incessant

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Incessant voice. Not stopping and annoying.

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Clandestine

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Done secretly with diabolical or illicit intention

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Amok

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Frenzied

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Emancipate

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Set free

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Elicit

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Produce information or reaction

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Grueling

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Extremely tiring and difficult

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Whine

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Complain on petty issues

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Feeble

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Weak and without energy strength and power

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Mere

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Only

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Aped

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Mimic, imitate.

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Despair

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A state of hopelessness

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Apprehension

Back 51

Anxiety

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Glaring

Back 52

Highly obvious

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Conspicuous

Back 53

Highly noticeable, perceptible.

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Meagre

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Scanty, less

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Grumble

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To complain about something in bad tempered way

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Fumble

Back 56

Act or handle something clumsily

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Mumble

Back 57

To speak quietly in a way that is not clear

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Deferential

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Respected

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Deference

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Polite submission and respect

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Obsequious

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Servile, obedient

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Potent

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Powerful and effective

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Overhung

Back 62

Negative effects

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Notion

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Belief or idea

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Narrative

Back 64

Particular way of explaining or understanding events.

Hint 64

Both sides in conflict have a narrative of victim hood.

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Polarize

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Divide or cause to divide into two sharply contrasting groups, opinions or beliefs.

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Brim

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Fill with something that it overflows

Hint 66

My eyes brimmed with tears.

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Grim

Back 67

Very serious or gloomy

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Grin

Back 68

Smile broadly

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Disparage

Back 69

Criticize as if you don't respect

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Denigrate

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To say that something or someone is not good

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Vilify

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Speak/write in abusive manner

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Malign

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To say false and unpleasant things.

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Lax

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Not sufficient, strict, severe or careful.

Hint 73

Lax security arrangements at the airport

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Nascent

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Just coming into existence

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Reel

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Confused, shocked or unable to act

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Partisan

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Prejudice

Hint 76

The audience was very partisan, and refused to listen to her speech.

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Lull

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Calm, soothe

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Engender

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Cause or give rise to

Hint 78

The issue engendered continuing controversy.

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Emanate

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To come from or out of

Hint 79

1. Angry voices emanated from the next room

2. Her face emanated sadness.

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Clamour

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Make a loud noise, disturbance

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Traction

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Idea/ gains acceptance

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Emancipation

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Liberation of rights

Hint 82

Black emancipation

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Poignant

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Feeling of sadness

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Inexplicable

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Unable to be explained

Hint 84

For some inexplicable reasons her mind went blank.

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Smoldering

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Scarcely scaring

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Ensue

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Happen afterwards as a consequence

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Docile

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Compliant

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Unedifying

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Unpleasant

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Grandiose

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Grand and impressive but pretentious

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Frantic

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Panicky

Hint 90

Conducted in hurried, excited and disorganized

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Poised

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Self Assured, composed, content

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Haughty

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Proud, arrogant

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Chastise

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Rebuke, reprimand severely

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Sacrosanct

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Sacred

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Heretical

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Holding opinion at odds with what is generally accepted.

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Outright

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Completely, entirely

Hint 96

Betting has been banned outright

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Strident

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Harsh, forceful (of a sound)

Hint 97

My father's voice has become increasingly strident over time.

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Incarnation

Back 98

Another life

An extreme example.

Hint 98

He believes that he was a Roman warrior in a previous incarnation.

He was the incarnation of evil.

She is the incarnation of everything I hate about politics.

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Credulity

Back 99

Gullibility.

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Smear

Back 100

Tarnish reputation by false accusations.

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Slander

Back 101

Defame, smear

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Cohere

Back 102

Be logically consistent

Hint 102

His views do not cohere with traditional beliefs.

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Menace

Back 103

Be a threat

Hint 103

He has been a menace to

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Languish

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Fail to make progress or be successful.

Of person of plant, to lose or lack vitality

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Languishing

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Failing to make progress or be successful.

Hint 105

Its share price, which has been languishing of late, soared.

Snowden, now languishing so where in Russia, seems to have anticipated it.

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Peddling

Back 106

Action of promoting an idea persistencely

Hint 106

The peddling of fear is a lucrative business

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Decripit

Back 107

Dilapidated

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Hysterical

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Overly emotional

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Impeccable

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Flawless

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Despondent

Back 110

Disheartened, discouraged

Hint 110

She grew more and more despondent

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Crass

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Stupid - showing no intelligence or sensitivity

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Dismay

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Horrify,.shock

Hint 112

I was dismayed by the U-turn policy of Imran Khan

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Frantic

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Panic-strike, driven by anxiety

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Tout

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Advertise strongly

Hint 114

Junaid has been touted as next leader of ANP

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Impetus

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Motivation