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Tremendous

Very large or great

Obsess

Only person or thing that some thinks about

Dramatic

Sudden extreme

Instantly

Now / immediately

Embrace

To hold

Represent

مثل وضح شرح

Controversy

Argument

Relevant

ذو صله

Democracy

A form of government

Profound

عمق