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60 Cards in this Set
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opposition
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the condition of being against
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rarity
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something special or uncommon
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juxtaposition
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placement side by side, or close together
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dearth
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scarcity or lack off
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innovation
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creative act
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novice
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new person to a field or activity
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generate
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to cause or create
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orthodox
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adhering to commonly accepted tradition
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overture
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proposal that indicates rediness
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commence
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to begin
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convoluted
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coiled or twisted
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cessation
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the act or ceasing or stopping
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propound
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to offer or set forth for consideration
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supposition
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an assumption
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repository
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A place for safe storage
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ambiguous
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two or more possible meanings
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deficit
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shortage
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incipient
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in an early stage; just beginning to exist
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singular
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out of the ordinary; peculiar
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proposition
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statement or plan suggested for acceptance
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deter
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to prevent of discourage as by means of doubt or fear
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hamper
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to prevent the free movement of
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scuttle
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to run hastily; scurry
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embark
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to set out on a venture
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obstruction
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something blocking or getting in the way
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conventional
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Customary
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quaint
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charmingly old fashioned
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replenish
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to make complete again
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deficient
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Lacking an essential quality
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debut
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the beginning of a career or other course of action
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procrastinate
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to put off doing something until a future time
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paltry
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meager
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preclude
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to make impossible or unlikely
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Comprehensive
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Covering completely or broadly
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composite
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put together from various parts
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baffle
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to cause uncertainty
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convene
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to assemble, usually for a public purpose
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initiative
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ability or instinct to follow through with a plan or task
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tactic
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method of achieving a goal
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broach
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to talk or write about for the first time
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thwart
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to prevent from taking place; block
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precedent
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action that can be used as an example
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subside
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to sink to a lower or more normal level
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disposition
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ones usual mood or temprament
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prosaic
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ordinary
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idiosuncrasy
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unusual habit or mannerism
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exponent
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person who speaks for something; superscript number
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prevalent
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widespread; generally accepted or practiced
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abnoramal
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not normal
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scant
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just short of full measure
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impostor
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person who assumes a false identity to decieve others
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soluble
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capable of being solved or explained
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dilemma
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situation forcing a choice between two alternatives
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plethora
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superabundance; excess
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quandary
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state of uncertainty or doubt
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exhaustive
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testing all possibilities
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labyrinth
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network of winding passages
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intricate
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having a complicated structure or pattern
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enigma
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someone or something hard to figure out
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integral
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essential for completeness
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