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a way of behaving that is intended to deceive people: start learning
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to end the solemn pretence by which he was nominally acknowledged as Emperor West of the Adriatic
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a person appointed to exercise all or some of the authority of another, esp the administrative powers of a ruler; deputy start learning
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the German rulers posed as his vicegerents
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an obstinate war of four years' duration
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If someone has _____, they claim to be or do that thing; Pol. pretensje (dążenia posiadania) do czegoś, x3 start learning
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the rival pretensions of the Roman Empires to the suzerainty of the small states
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the right of a country or leader to rule over another country; Pol. zwierzchność, władza suzerena start learning
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suzerainty of the small states
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their northern frontiers near the Black Sea,
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next or nearest in space, order, time, etc.; start learning
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more proximately the strengthening of the fortresses on the Mesopotamian border
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the act of taking up a position as the ruler of a country; Pol. wstąpienie (na tron) start learning
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a year after Justinian's accession
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to develop as a result of something else; start learning
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The danger stemmed from the irroconcilable differences between the “Blues” and “Greens
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impossible to find agreement between or with, or impossible to deal with: start learning
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the irroconcilable differences between the “Blues” and “Greens
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a small group of people within a larger group, who have different ideas from the other members, and who try to get their own ideas accepted; start learning
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the great factions of the Byzantine Circus
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sb who strongly supports a political party, plan, or leader; start learning
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The “Blues” posed as partisans of the house of Justinus
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If you _____, you pretend to be that person in order to deceive people; start learning
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The “Blues” posed as partisans of the house of Justinus
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conforming with established or accepted standards, as in religion, behaviour, or attitudes; Pol. konwencjonalny, tradycjonalistyczny start learning
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The “Blues” posed as strictly orthodox in matters ecclesiastical.
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relating to the Christian church or its priests; start learning
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The “Blues” posed as strictly orthodox in matters ecclesiastical.
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_____ is behaviour that is intended to cause trouble for people. It can also refer to the trouble that is caused; Pol. szelmostwo, psoty, łobuzerka, szkoda start learning
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they were prone to riot and mischief
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not prejudiced towards or against any particular side or party; fair; unbiased; Pol. bezstronny, obiektywny start learning
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he impartially ordered the leaders of the rioters on both sides to be put to death
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Pol. należycie, zgodnie z planem, jak się należy start learning
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four of them were duly beheaded
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If someone is _____, their head is cut off, usually because they have been found guilty of a crime. start learning
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four of them were duly beheaded
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a large noisy crowd, especially one that is angry and violent; start learning
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they were duly beheaded in the presence of a great and angry mob
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to fail to do something properly, because you have made stupid mistakes; Pol. partaczyć, spartaczyć, start learning
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the hangman so bungled his task that two of the criminals fell to the ground alive
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to suddenly catch sb and make sure they cannot get away; start learning
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