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thriving
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flourishing
thriving S
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He left a thriving business to his wife and son
vibrant
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full of life and energy
vibrant S
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he spoke in a low vibrant voice
cobbled street
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streets with a surface with old round stones
cobbled street S
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take strong and comfortable shoes - you will find cobbled streets everywhere
remarkably
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in a unusual or surprising way
remarkably S
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she has remarkably good skin for her age
diverse
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of many different kinds
diverse S
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they are a diverse group in terms of age and race
undergo
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experience a process of change
undergo S
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the country is currently undergoing major political change
restoration
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the work of repairing old buildings
restoration S
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the building is now closed for restoration
laze around
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relax and do very little
laze around S
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how long we laze around is hard to say
soak sth up
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absorb and take sth into your senses, body, mind
go for a wander
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walk slowly without real purpose or direct
go for a wander S
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we are going for a wander across the desert
retain
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keep
retain S
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the council will retain control of school
charm
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a pleasant or attractive quality or feature
off the beaten track
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far away from other people and houses
charm S
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the building had a certain charm
off the beaten track S
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many tourists like to feel free to wander off the beaten track
trek
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a long hard walk
trek S
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they started out on the long trek across the mountains
unique
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being the only one of its kind
unique S
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everyone's fingerprints are unique
get away from it all
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go somewhere different to have a rest or holiday
get away from it all S
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We decided to go up to scotland to get away from it all
remote
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isolate
remote S
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it was a remote mountain
unspoilt
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beautiful because it has not been changed or built on
unspoilt S
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the island is unspoilt and has a rich bird life
to put a stop to sth
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end
to put a stop to sth S
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we must put a stop to the violence
do one good
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a holiday would do you good
to wear out the object
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causes a lot of damage to the object
be exposed as such
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harmful
be exposed as such S
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smoking is determinal to health and should be exposed as such
selling point of
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persuasive
selling point of S
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sunsets and drinks are often a selling point of holiday brochure
unease
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worry
unease S
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until the dead man was found, they'd no reason for unease
fuelled by
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booast
fuelled by S
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our yearning for exotic holiday is often enough fuelled by travel agents' aggressive advertising
whip out
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take out
whip out S
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she opened the bag and whipped out her camera
conceal
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hide
conceal S
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she could barely conceal her irritation
listless
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bored
listless S
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after a big trip, you come back and feel a bit listless
recline
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relax
recline S
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she reclines and he places his head across her back
disconcert
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confused
disconcert S
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she was disconcerted by his questions
bundle
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pile
solemn
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serious or sad
solemn S
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everyone looked very solemn
take it easy
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relax
take it easy S
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i just want to relax and take it easy
recharge
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get back your energy
recharge S
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everyone needs to recharge their batteries now and again
garish
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unpleasantly bright in colour
garish S
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they are dressed in garish casual clothes
shoots and whoops
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sound of people being happy
livehood
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the way you earn the money you need for living
livehood S
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the farm is his livehood
anxiety
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nervous
anxiety S
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that explains his anxiety about her health
chime with
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agree with
stupendous
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extremely large
drawling
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prolonging sounds
dread
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fear
deconstruction
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breaking down into parts
yearning
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desire very strongly
escape the crowd
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go where there are not many people
escape the crowd S
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when i travel i always try to escape the crowd and find sth quiet
a promising choice
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a successful choice
a promising choice S
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we've studied the brochures and tasmania looks a promising choice for this year
boasts
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possess
boasts S
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haldiki boasts some of the lovelist beaches in greece
hoardes
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crowds, in a negative sense
hoardes S
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Nobody likes to travel to a place where there will be hoardes of other tourists
tourism sector
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tourism industry
tourism sector S
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the tourism sectos is very important to the economies of many developing countries
seeking sth out of ordinary
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looking for sth different
seeking sth out of ordinary S
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If you are seeking sth out of ordinary why not try a snowbording holiday
wealth of
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large amount of
tracts
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area of land
virgin
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original and natural
virgin track wealth S
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there are vast tracts of unspoilt land in the north of the country, with virgin rainforests and a wealth of wildlife
ecotourism
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holidays that respect the environment
unwind
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relax
unwind S
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i just want somewhere quiet and relaxing to unwind for a week
discerning
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who knows what he wants in terms of good quality
unrivalled
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no other holiday programme can match this
unrivalled S
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This company is excellent and their prices are unrivalled
waterfront
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on the edge of sea/river
waterfront S
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we rented a waterfront villa
stunning S
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there are some absolutely stunning beaches
stunning
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extremaly large
awe-inspiring
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it fills you with a sense of the power and beauty of what you are looking for
awe-inspiring S
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the mountains were so awe-inspiring.
unbeatable
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better than any other
unbeatable S
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i think suntravel is unbeatable when it comes to cheap destinations
savour
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enjoy
heartland
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the island are as futher away from the sea or from borders with other countries
Heartland and savour S
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savour the renewed landscapes in our heartland
affluent
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having a lot of money
affluent S
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for the holiday resorts favoured by the less affluent British are not the enclaves to be used
advent
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introduction of sth
advent S
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one major change, he says was the advent of tv
mingling
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to be mixed with the crowd
mingling S
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he mingled with the crowd and pretended to look surprised
smugly
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superiority
smugly S
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he smiled smugly at how well he'd handled the situation
it piles on me
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the amount of sth is overwhelming
piles S
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ib system piles on me
goal-oriented
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focus on the aim
hard-driving
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focus very hard and have very business life
the stress build-up
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to stress harming level
smooth- running holiday
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without problem
smooth runninng holiday S
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they will assure the smooth running holiday of the mainstream culture
reinvigoration
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recharge
reinvigoration S
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they have found a way to reinvigorate the family approach
an intake of sth
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the amount you take in
intake S
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reducing your salt intake can help to lower blood pressure
telemeters
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device to measure stress
encounter
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meeting
encounter S
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during the course of their encounters, the couple fall in love
critical
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discerning
critical S
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we need to be more discerning about the source of wealth
shelters
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enclave
common people from all over the world
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international proletariat
left empty
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vacated
left empty S
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the final house was not vacated until nearly two months later
native
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host
stare
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ogle
exchanging rate
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comperative worth of your currency
away
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afield
away S
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we hired a car so we could travel further afield
traditional playgrounds
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famous tourists location
holiday maker
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someone who is away from home on holiday
debunk
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disprove
debunk S
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thw writer's aim was to debunk the myth about a great sandal
drawback
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problem
drawback S
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the only drawback with this camera is the price
pursuit
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try to achieve a plan
pursuit S
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he left his native country in pursuit of freedom
AMENITY S
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the hotel's amenities include a pool
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