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to become popular and fashionable start learning
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a feeling of doubt because you do not agree completely with a plan, idea, or suggestion start learning
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And I admit my reser-vations were wrong-headed.
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the text unspools in the reader's mind
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only able to happen if something else happens: start learning
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Why do we subject ourselves to this ordeal?
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difficult to fight against: start learning
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the evidence is overwhelming:
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an object shaped like a wheel that you wind thread, wire etc around start learning
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the text unspools in the reader's mind
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connected with or supporting something else Pol. pomocniczy, podrzędny, dodatkowy start learning
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there are ancillary, audible pleasures to be had also
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sneaking curiosity about the writer
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if you want to make a picture or photograph look better you use an ____. start learning
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a desire to check the original out against the air-brushed photo on the bookjacket
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to improve a picture or photograph by painting over marks or making other small changes start learning
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a desire to check the original out against the retouched, fetchingly shadowed photo on the bookjacket
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attractive, especially because the clothes you are wearing suit you start learning
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the fetchingly shadowed photo on the bookjacket
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to examine someone or something very carefully start learning
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to scrutinise the flawed and blinking face
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to be tricked and given less than you agreed or paid for: start learning
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I have to recognise that there are ancillary, audible pleasures to be had also.
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I am invariably politely turned down.
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to shut and open your eyes quickly start learning
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a sudden feeling of excitement or fear [= shiver] start learning
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to scrutinise the flawed and blinking face gives the reader a momentary frisson of what?
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start learning
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laughter, or a feeling of fun start learning
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