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| to work harddiligent in one's work |
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| unwariness of introspection |
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| to have little talent |
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| outrageously arrogant |
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| poor experience or knowledge |
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| to show great foresight
""having sharp, bright eyes"" |
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| outrageously arrogant |
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| superb performance of skill |
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| to be stunned and surprised |
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| to understand clearly |
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| to read fast |
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| new and amazed things |
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| to be obviously to see
apparent |
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| to be outrageous and mess things up |
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| surprisingly |
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| to eager and expect |
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| to mix the spurious with the genuine |
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| horrible and shocking |
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| to influence and reform a student by education |
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| to the point
neat and clear |
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| to cheat
to cover up the truth
to deceive |
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| to be very pleased and satisfied |
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| to display clearly
a single glance takes in all |
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