Junior (1:1-50)

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abut

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to border upon; to adjoin

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coterie

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a circle of close associates or friends

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irascible

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easily angered, irritable

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abduct

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to kidnap or carry off by force

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artisan

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a worker skilled in a craft

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detest

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to hate very much, to loathe

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propel

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the act or process of propelling; a propelling force

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mutually exclusive

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the choice between two options that cannot both be true or occur

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consequence

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events following some occurrence; a result or effect

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loyal

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showing firm and constant support or allegiance