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To say bad things about someone to damage their reputation.
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Very strong, intense, or violent.
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A violent disturbance where people break things or fight.
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Big paintings or pictures on walls.
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Decorated or made more beautiful.
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A tool that measures air pressure; also means something that shows how things are changing.
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Likely a reference to Clonard Monastery in Belfast, which is a place of religious and political significance.
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A building where monks or nuns live and pray.
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A violent attack or killing of a specific group of people, usually because of their religion or race.
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Related to conflict between different religious or political groups.
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Wrong decisions or mistakes in judgment.
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A curfew (a rule stopping people from going out at certain times) that causes serious problems.
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Ways of questioning people, often used by the police or military to get information.
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Knights in shining armour 学び始める
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People who are seen as heroes who come to help or save others.
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A killing of many people in a violent way.
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Refers to a place in Belfast, known for a tragic event where many people died.
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Strong dislike or hostility toward someone or something.
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Strongly or passionately.
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Courtesy of Colonel Gaddafi 学び始める
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Something given or provided by Colonel Gaddafi, the leader of Libya.
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To reach the highest point or the final result of something.
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Stopping or overcoming acts of terrorism.
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In a very horrible or terrible way.
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Estranging, causing division between two groups.
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