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the condition of being unfair
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to mix in and join society or a group
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well designed, effective or easy to use
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treating people like objects, as if they had no feelings opinions or rights
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something that blocks you, so your movement or action is prevented or more difficult
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to develop a close connection
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to be thinking in similar fashion, have same amount of knowledge or same kind of undesratnding
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avoiding going for example to school by faking to be sick
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to criticize or laugh at somebody in an unkind way
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to act, look and think the same way as people around
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cause something to happen
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to get to the bottom of something start learning
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to find even the smallest things about something and understand it
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to do or say something that may upset othrs or cause problems
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to say that something is true or is a fact, without the proof
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to take a risk for example of incurring criticism or anger by acting or speaking boldly
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to take something out of the equation start learning
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to eliminate one element of a bigger process to discover a solution
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to become less friendly with each other and end the relationship
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something unexpected and causing difficulties
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to fail to come up with a solution
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an idea suddenly came to someone's mind
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to judge or decide the amount, value or importance of something
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be unable to achieve something
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to fire someone from work
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