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something much larger, stronger, more important, etc., than anything else
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express an opinion by choosing between two or more issues
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one of the first people to do something important
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the police or people in other official organisations with the legal power to make people obey laws or rules
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a discussion between people or groups before they make a decision
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a building where people go to vote in an election
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allowed by rules or laws to do something or to receive something
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the number of people who vote in a particular election
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the place where you put the piece of paper with your vote
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If an agreement, contract, decision, etc., is this
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promise that you will do something
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support or encourage something
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treat someone without respect
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a situation in which people ignore standard rules and laws and are unable to be controlled
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a change that is intended to correct a situation that is wrong or unfair
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to intentionally not obeying a rule, law, or custom:
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What the French call an escooter
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something or someone that annoys you or causes trouble for you
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to change lanes regularly
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do the same thing as others
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do the opposite of what is popular or expected
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be annoyed, bored or unhappy with someone or about something
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make something less complicated or challenging on purpose
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pass by someone or something very quickly
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