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| to mix the spurious with the genuine |
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| to be very pleased and satisfied
close and intimate |
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| beautiful and appealing |
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| to act perfidiously
treacherous |
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| an error in making copies of a manuscript |
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| to be involved innocently |
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| to escape in hasteto flee in a rushto omit or miss by accident |
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| using inproper methods
a unsuitable way to do something |
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