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means go faster or hurry up
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to send an email or a text message.
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unlikeliest of friendships start learning
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friendship between those who would not normally be expected to be friends
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growing, developing and becoming stronger
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willing to trust people; believing they are good and will not harm or deceive
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someone who always wears what's thought to be fashionable, even if it doesn't actually look good on them
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in keeping up with the latest fashion
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attracting attention and being noticed
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if something gains traction it becomes accepted and popular
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(fashion) something that does not attract attention and is not that impressive
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a thorny issue is a subject that is difficult to deal with and discuss
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adjective used to describe a lifestyle which involves a lot of sitting and not much exercise
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the age to which you are expected to live
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someone who avoids doing something they don't like, usually because they are lazy
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something meant to be humorous and not taken seriously
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adjective that means serious and strict
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a board you attach papers to so that you can write on them as you walk around
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three-wheeled motorised vehicles used as taxis
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(also) three-wheeled motorised vehicle used as a taxi
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ordering a taxi to take you somewhere
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here) transport vehicles for paying passengers
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