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happening one after another without interruption
major
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very important or significant
acclaimed
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praised or recognized for excellence
to acclaim
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to publicly praise or recognize someone or something
Lower Silesia
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a historical region in south western Poland
an outstanding
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someone or something exceptionally good or impressive
essayist
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a person who writes essays, often an liberary or philosophical topics
a devotee
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a passionate follower or enthusiast of something
an authority
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a person with expertise or influence in particular field
arcane knowledge
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specialized or mysterious knowledge known by few
undeniably
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something unquestionably or without a doubt
great discovery
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an important or groundbreaking finding
a phenomenon
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a remarkable event, person or occurance
admired
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respected or looked up to
alike
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similar to each other
numerous
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existing in large numbers
prestigious
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highly respected or esteemed
plough
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a farming tool used for turning soil; also means to move with effort
moral thriller
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story exploring ethical dilemmas
the basis
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the foundation or main support for something
award-winning
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having received prizes or recognition for excellence
cemented
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firmly established or reinformed
publication
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the process of making a book, article or work publicly available
an immense love
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a deep affection for something or someone
the investigation
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the process of examining facts to uncover the truth
to investigate
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to carefully examine and search for information
disapperance
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the act of vanishing or going missing
by no means
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absolutely not or in no way
conventional
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traditional or following accepted standards
existential thriller
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a suspenful story dealing with philosophical or exisential questions
thought-provoking
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stimulating deep thinking or reflection
perception
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the way something is understood or interpreted
madness
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insanity or extreme irrational behavior
injustice
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unfair treatment or lack of justice
marginalized people
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groups of people pushed to the edges od society with limited power and rights
the hypocrisy
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pretending to have moral standards while acting otherwise
predestination
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the belief that events are predetermined and inevitable
to be shortlisted
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to be selected as finalist for sth
to be famed
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to be well-known or famous
preoccupation
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excessive focus or concern about something
harmless fun
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enjoyable activities that do not cause harm
to be obsessed
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to think about something or someone constantly
on the other side of the coin
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considering the opposite perspective
modern media idols
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famous people admired though contemporary media
harmful
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causing damage or nagative effects
celebrities
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famous people, often from entertainment or media
the vast majority
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the largest part of a group
to worship
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to admire or adore intensely
researchers
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people who study topics scientifically
to identify
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to recognize or distinguish something
entertainment-social intrest
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fascination with celebrities in a social or entertainment context
chatting
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casual conversation, online or in a person
intense-personal
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deeply emotional or strongly attached
soulmate
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a person believed to be one's perfect match
be at risk
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to be in danger od harm or nagative consequsences
depression
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a mental health condition causing persistent sadness
anxiety
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excessive worry or nervousness
to idolise
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to admire excessively, often unrealistically
to consider
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to think about something carefully
borderline-pathological interests
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unhealthy or extreme obsessions
the most danger
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the highest level of risk
to be disturbed
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to be emotionally troubled or upset
narcissism
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excessive self love and self importance
extreme self-centredness
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an intense focus on oneself above others
worthlessness
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feeling od having no value
invisibility
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feeling of unnoticed or unimportant
to be compensated
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to receive something in return for a loss
excessive showing off
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extreme display od oneself to gain attention
questionnaire
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a survey used to gather information
narcissistic
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having excessive self-love or self-importance
general population
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the majority of people in society
the MBAs
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people with Master of Business Administration degrees
vanity
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excessive pride in one's apperance or achievements
reality TV shows
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television programs featuring real ordinary people
willingness
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readiness to do sth
to exploit
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to take adventage of something or someone unfairly
comedians
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people who entertain through humor
exhibitionism
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behaviour aimed at attracting attention
feelings of superiority
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belief in being better than others
to be borehand
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to be prepared in advance
to be liable
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to be legally or morally responsible
to be ruthless
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to act without mercy or compassion
self-seeking
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acting only in one's own interest
workaholic
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a person addicted to working
desperate
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feeling hopeless or in urgent need
lonely
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feeling isolated or lacking companionship
disastrous role models
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influential figures with harmful impact
role models
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people admired and emulated by others
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