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3. The act of intimidating or harming someone perceived as vulnerable.
5. The way someone or something looks.
9. The process of making known one’s thoughts or feelings.
12. The characteristics or feelings that distinguish a person or group.
13. Something that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else.
14. To strengthen or support something.
15. Required by rules or laws; not optional.

1. The practice of training people to follow rules or a code of behavior.
2. A formal discussion on a particular topic, where opposing arguments are presented.
4. To make things of the same type have the same basic features or qualities.
6. Disagreement with or resistance to a proposal or idea.
7. The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.
8. To ensure that rules or laws are followed.
10. The quality of being the same or consistent.
11. A feeling of deep satisfaction or dignity, especially from one’s own achievements.