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6. – to turn a small success, talent, or advantage into something greater.
10. – feeling jealousy or resentment toward someone else’s success or possessions.
11. – responsibility for one’s actions and decisions, especially to the public.
13. – acting without thinking about risks or possible negative results.
14. – to earn or gain money after all costs are subtracted.

1. – money or something of value given to make up for loss, injury, or damage.
2. – to show, celebrate, or indicate an important stage or event.
3. – easily tricked or deceived because of being too trusting.
4. – unlucky or unfortunate; deserving pity.
5. – to sell goods (often while moving around) or spread ideas, lies, or rumors.
7. – the sequence of events in a story, or a secret plan made by a group of people.
8. – to persuade someone to buy or accept something; to exchange goods for money.
9. – to secretly cooperate with someone to do something dishonest or immoral.
12. – to confuse someone completely or make them unable to think clearly.