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- 8. (v) – to make an unjust or prejudicial distinction in treatment or judgment
- 11. (v) – to make a process or action easier or smoother
- 13. (n) – a distinct section or provision of a legal document or contract
- 15. (v) – to show someone to be involved in a crime or wrongdoing
- 18. (v) – to succeed in achieving something
- 19. (n) – a group of people officially responsible for a particular task or duty
- 20. (n) – a group of people gathered for a specific purpose or task, often experts on a subject
- 21. (v) – to calculate or determine by mathematical or logical methods
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- 1. Vocabulary Words
- 2. (adj) – relating to a population group with a common cultural heritage or nationality
- 3. (prep) – by means of or through a particular route or method
- 4. (v) – to make or enact laws
- 5. (adj) – adequate or enough to meet the needs or requirements
- 6. (v) – to invalidate or cancel out something
- 7. (adj) – based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system
- 9. (n) – a pause or break in activity, often in a performance or event
- 10. (v) – to occur at the same time or in a way that corresponds closely
- 12. (n) – a comparison between two things, typically for explanation or clarification
- 14. (v) – to obtain something from a specified source
- 16. (n) – a distinct stage or period in a process of development
- 17. (n) – the potential or likelihood of future success or opportunity