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2. to be in a situation where you must make a difficult choice between two or more options, all of which are usually unpleasant, tricky, or unsatisfactory.
3. a set of rules, strategies, or regulations designed to produce positive, measurable, and sustainable outcomes for a community, organization, or economy.
6. to quickly practice, review, or improve a skill or knowledge you already learned in the past but have partly forgotten or grown rusty at
7. to include a wide range of things or to completely surround and cover an object or area
9. the total amount of money a business brings in from the sale of its goods or services over a one-year period.
12. to be a typical example of something or to make something clearer by giving an example
13. you meet the required rules, conditions, or qualifications to receive, join, or do it
14. someone who betrays trust
15. To defend yourself or resist courageously against someone powerful

1. a major, basic change in the core way something is done, thought about, or organized
4. the process of planning, building, and expanding towns and cities
5. to officially establish a rule, law, or order stating that a specific action, substance, product, or behavior is strictly forbidden
8. an indirect, distant, or unexpected effect—usually a negative result or consequence—that happens some time after an initial action, event, or decision
10. recently enacted laws, statutes, or regulations created by a governing body
11. planning, expecting, and preparing for the future
14. extraordinarily large in size, amount, intensity, or degree