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2. I wanted to flay my brother for going in my room
3) My friend learned humanities(n) in Harvard.
4) My vituperative(adj) coach is a good coach but sometimes mean.
5) I mulct(v) my friend into going on the roller coaster.
6. I was mulcted my my sister
7. I was elite at dance
8. Someone was showing illicit pictures
9.) The lucrative (adj) profit for a pilot us about $300,000 annually.
10.) Schools have an illicit (adj) policy of no cellphones.

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2. Thick makeup can occlude (v.) the pores.
3. The book had an occult (n.) ending
4. Warmth emanated (v.) from the fireplace.
5. Only the educational elite (adj.) go the Harvard.
6. One shoulder was flayed (v.).
7. It developed very quickly for precision celerity (n.)
8. He was mulct (v) $150 for speeding.
9. The criticism soon turned into a vituperative (adj.) attack
10. Africa is home to one-sixth of humanity (n.).

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2. The stage at the concert was occluded(adj.).
3. The dove in the hat was occult(adj.).
4. The celerity(n.) of the car was over the speed limit.
5. The elite(adj.) group of the league won again.
6. The girl's ID was illicit(adj.) and fake.
7. The women at the doctors was very humane(adj.).
8. The man embezzled(v.) her treasures.
9. The bank was corrupt and lucrative(adj.).
10. The essay given had a rubric(n.), so the class knew what to do.

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2,) He flayed (v) his scab off of his knee.
3.) The rubric (n) stated the final grade is out of 100 points.
4.) Humanity (n) would not be safe if an alien invasion occurred.
5.) She was such an elite (adj) player, she received 20 D1 offers.
6.) His grade was emasculated (v) because his presentation sucked.
7.) She won the race by a landslide since her stamina (n) was out of this world.
8.) Her bright smile emanated (v) onto other peoples faces.
9.) The lucrative (adj) profit for a pilot us about $300,000 annually.
10.) Schools have an illicit (adj) policy of no cellphones.

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2. Warmth emanated (v) from the fireplace.
3. He feels emasculated (v) because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
4. Regulations ensuring the humane (adj)  treatment of animals
5. Appalling crimes against humanities (n).
6. The book is full with recondite (adj) information.
7. One shoulder had been flayed (v) to reveal his muscles.
8. The elite (adj)  of China's armed forces.
9. Critcism soon turned vituperative (adj) attack.
10. The vvenetian blinds obviated the need for curtains.

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1. The occidental child was from California, his name is Cory.
2. Cory occluded the hippopotamus so it could not get away.
3. The mystery book had an occult.
4 The vituperative drill sergeant hurt Cory's feelings.
5. The celerity of the cheetah is quick enough to catch Cory before he jumps the fence.
6. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon. That's why Cory gave up after 500m.
7. The snake flayed after 10 years.
8.  Some people, like Cory think that just having an elite status will take you far in life.
9. Cory decided to shave off his hair in deference to his idiol.
10. It's not humane to treat animals that way, Cory!

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1) The occidental (adj) man came from California just for Rolling Loud.
2) The occult(n) safe is where they keep the money.
3) My friend learned humanities(n) in Harvard.
4) My vituperative(adj) coach is a good coach but sometimes mean.
5) I mulct(v) my friend into going on the roller coaster.
6) The bully would flay(v) the kid but I stopped him.
7) The elite(adj) hockey players are usually the ones to move further in the sport.
8) To emasculate(v) the machine we must work from the inside out.
9) The humane(adj) lady offered us a drink after leaving the park.
10) The robber embezzled(v) an artifact that everyone had appreciated in the museum.

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1. California is a occidental state.
2. The street was occluded.
3. The room i my house is occult.
4. Her husband was vituperative.
5. His time was celerity.
6. The doctor flayed him.
7. He wore some elite socks.
8. The injury emasculated him.
9. Drinking underage is illicit.
10. The business was very lucrative.

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1. I find writing essays boorish.
2. the trick to longevity is eating healthy and working out.
3. the american onslaught had the Nazi's in a frenzy.
4. the ref asked if you'd to defer the flag.
5. I need clarity on what the assignment was.

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1.) The occidental old town used to be run by a few cowboys.
2.) Every morning the school occluded half the school to protect against intruders.
3.) The occult The children walked to the occult psychic's house.
4.) The vituperative teacher loved to harass the children.
5.) There were many times where the king would mulct his people.
6.) The celerity of his work

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2. The class followed a rubric (n)for the assignment.
3. The nascar driver maneuvered(v) his way to a better position in the race.
4. Lebron is known as an elite athlete.
5. The man was emasculated by his mom in public.
6.

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1. California is occidental (Adj.).
2.The street to get home was occluded (V.).
3. In college I want to be taught humanities (N.).
4. Vituperative (Adj.) people should have consequences.
5.The celerity (N.) of the race car was wild.
6.The skin was flayed (N.) off the fish.
7.I would like to be in the most elite position (Adj.).
8.The document emanated (V.) from the government.
9. As a child, the boy was emasculated (V.)
10.The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. He promised his brother that although he broke his bike, it was accidental (adj.).
2.  I had a difficult time trying to (v) maneuver the truck.
3. She was given a detention because of her vituperative (adj) attitude.
4. He (v) flayed the cat.
5. I found the TV series (adj.) occult.
6. He had a lucrative (adj.) job.
7. The rapper was arrested for the possesion of illct (adj) substances.
8. The actress had a big celerity (adj).
9.The color pink does not (v) emasculate men as long as it is worn right.
10. I visted the humane (adj) society today.

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1. The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude (v.) the bomb from the public.
2. The occult (adj.) show about a group of teenage witches living together is one of the highest rated shows on the TV.
3. The student was given detention for using vituperative (adj,) language in class.
4. The unethical reporter managed to mulct (v.) $500,000 from the corrupt police department.
5. The bright light on the porch seems to emanate (v.) throughout the front yard.
6. He was worried his pink pants would emasculate (v.) him a bit, but he wore them anyways.
7. In the prison, inmates are prohibited from having illicit (adj.) items such as drugs, alcohol, and weapons.
8. He decided to shave his mohawk in deference (n.) to his grandma.
9. The teller will be prosecuted if she helped the loan officer embezzle (v.) bank funds.
10. The politician expects his opponent to beleaguer (v.) him in the press.

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1. A blood clot has occluded(v) the coronary artery.
2. The football player had great celerity(n)
3. Jason's criticism soon turned into a vituperative(adj) attack.
4.He flayed(v) the fish so he could cook it.
5. We followed the rubric(n) for the school project.
6. The army emanated(v) a powerful force against the threat.
7. Tom made a lucrative(adj) career as a doctor.
8. I was unable to maneuver(n) the tow truck in the two way street.
9. As a child, the b was emasculated (V.).
10. The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. Use that rubric (n) to grade the test.
2. The impediment (n) in the road shut down the road.
3.

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2. He is occluded[v] from our group.
3. The witches did their witchcraft in the occult[n].
4. The humanities[n] is hard to learn.
5. She is a vituperative[adj] person.
6. Vegeta is a elite[adj] saiyan warrior race.
7. Goku emanates[v] an unbreakable aura.
8. He acts very humane[adj] when he is with you.
9. There is a rubric[n] to follow.
10. He is a lucrative[adj] person.

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2. Warmth emanated (v) from the fireplace.
3. He feels emasculated (v) because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
4. Regulations ensuring the humane (adj) treatment of animals
5. Appalling crimes against humanities (n).
6. The book is full with recondite (adj) information.
7. One shoulder had been flayed (v) to reveal his muscles.
8. The elite (adj)  of China's armed forces.
9. Critcism soon turned vituperative (adj) attack.
10. The venetian blinds obviated the need for curtains.

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1. A blood clot has occluded(v) the coronary artery.
2. The football player had great celerity(n).
3. Jason's criticism soon turned into a vituperative(adj) attack.
4.He flayed(v) the fish so he could cook it.
5. We followed the rubric(n) for the school project.
6. The army emanated(v) a powerful force against the threat.
7. Tom made a lucrative(adj) career as a doctor.
8. I was unable to maneuver(n) the tow truck in the two way street.
9. As a child, the b was emasculated (V.).
10. The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. Rebecca wears a lot of thick makeup, which began to occlude (v) her pores.
2. Warmth emanated (v) from the fireplace.
3. He feels emasculated (v) because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
4. Regulations ensuring the humane (adj)  treatment of animals
5. Appalling crimes against humanities (n).
6. The book is full with recondite (adj) information.
7. One shoulder had been flayed (v) to reveal his muscles.
8. The elite (adj)  of China's armed forces.
9. Critcism soon turned vituperative (adj) attack.
10. The vvenetian blinds obviated the need for curtains.

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1. The occidental (adj) man looked like a cowboy.
2. The road was occluded (v).
3. He went to school to study humanities (n).
4. The Vituperative (adj) woman always yelled at her husband.
5. The magician had to mulct (v) the crowd.
6. The car has a high Celerity (n).
7. It is very rude to flay (v) your teachers.
8. The elite (adj) teacher was in charge of the classroom.
9. Do not emasculate (v) your brother.
10. He committed an illicit (adj) crime.

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1. California is a occidental state.
2. The street was occluded.
3. The room i my house is occult.
4. Her husband was vituperative.
5. His time was celerity.
6. The doctor flayed him.
7. He wore some elite socks.
8. The injury emasculated him.
9. Drinking underage is illicit.
10. The business was very lucrative.

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1) Thick makeup can occlude the pores.
2) A secret society to study alchemy and the occult.
3) He praised them for their standards of humanity, care, and dignity.
4) She made vituperative remarks.
5) No government dared purposed to mulct the taxpayers.
6) She flayed the white skin from the flesh.
7) Only the elite were at the fancy event.
8) Warmth emanated from the fireplace.
9) He feels emasculated because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
10) He addressed her with the deference due to age.

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1. The occluded entry was damaged.
2. He was emasculated by all of the insults.
3. He flayed the ignorant people.
4. The celerity of his work was impressive.
5. The trail was built illicitly by the workers.
6. The people were very humane to the stray animals
7. My mom emanated then paralegals of their work.
8. He was the elite player on the team.
10 The very rude man was vituperative and was yelling.
10.

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1. The Occident at that precise moment is nothing but a mirror.

2. Late opening of an occluded coronary artery may also have some beneficial effect.
3. . He's interested in witchcraft and the occult.
4.  I've always been more interested in the humanities than the sciences.
5. He is often the victim of vituperative remarks concerning his wealth.
6.  He was mulcted $50 for violating traffic regulations.

7. Celerity is the soul of warfare
8.  He was so angry he nearly flayed his horse alive.
9.  Education was once the prerogative of the elite.
10. These chemicals can emanate certain poisonous gases.

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1. I listened to her vituperative remarks
2. I wanted to flay my brother for going in my room
3. I followed to rubric to my project
4. I occluded my brother from my room
5. I proved my care for humanity yesterday
6. I was mulcted my my sister
7. I was elite at dance
8. Someone was showing illicit pictures
9. I had to flay the lint of my pants
10. I have good stamina when running

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1. A blood clot has occluded(v) the coronary artery.
2. The football player had great celerity(n)
3. Jason's criticism soon turned into a vituperative(adj) attack.
4.He flayed(v) the fish so he could cook it.
5. We followed the rubric(n) for the school project.
6. The slave will be punished if his celerity (n.) is not fast enough for his master.
7. Her husband flayed (v.) her constantly for her incessant shopping.
8. Even an elite (adj.), advanced society as Romans had technical difficulties.
9. The bright light on the porch seems to emanate (v.) throughout the front yard.
10. He was worried his pink pants would emasculate (v.) him a bit, but he wore them anyway.

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1. She made vituperative remarks.
2.Warmth emanated from the fire pit.
3. I am an elite tennis player.
4. My quizlet is occluded from me.
5. You can't flay the same ox twice.
6.

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1.  Late opening of an occluded coronary artery may also have some beneficial effect.
2.  He is often the victim of vituperative remarks concerning his wealth.
3.  You cannot flay the same ox twice.
4. The Occident at that precise moment is nothing but a mirror.
5. Do you have a rubric for this weeks assignment?
6, The athlete had great stamina.
7. It was difficult to maneuver the bed into the room.
8. Some men feel emasculated if they work for a woman.
10. She slipped outside for an illicit cigarette

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1. The road in Hawaii is occluded by lava.
2. I have no occult places in my life.
3. My mom is in humanities for her doctorate degree.
4. I am not a

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1. Thick makeup can occlude pores.
2. A secret society to study alchemy and the occult.
3. He praised them for their standards of humanity, care, and dignity.
4. She made vituperative remarks.
5. No government dared purposed to mulct the taxpayers.
6. She flayed the white skin from the flesh.
7. Only the elite were at the fancy event.
8. Warmth emanated from the fireplace.
9. He feels emasculated because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
10. He addressed her with the deference due to age.

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1. The dump truck spilled trash on the roadway which occluded the traffic.
2. The women's body was flayed during the autopsy.
3.The company was mulcted 500k for illegal dumping.
4. Teachers provide rubrics for all assignments.
5. Even an elite, advanced society as the Roman's had technical difficulties.
6.The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude the bomb from the bridge.
7. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon.
8. The slave will be punished if his celerity is not fast enough for his master.
9.

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1. The wind was blowing occidentally(adj) by the water.
2. The occluded(v) road caused us to take a detour.
3. The occult(adj) group only had 10 members.
4. Only the most elite(adj) will be accepted.
5. The celerity(n) of the runner helped him win.
6. The illicit(adj)  drugs were confiscated.
7. I was emasculated(v) after the concert.
8. He was mulcted(v) by his classmates.
9.The newspaper was emanated(v) from the Miami Herald.
10. The vituperative(adj) husband was arrested.

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1. 1. Florida is occidental.
2. Quizlet is occluded from the students.
3. The magician learned the art of occult.
4. He studied humanities to get his degree.
5. The man was vituperative.
6. The boy was mulcted in class.
7. The cop arrested the man selling illicit drugs.
8. He was elite at ping pong.
9. He emanated the leader's commands.
10. I maneuvered my body to get to class on time.

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. The dead rat occluded the traffic.
2. The teacher made a recondite of the the great gatsby.
3. He completed the race with the most celerity.
4. Number 27  was the elite player on the yankees.
5. He was emasculated by the insults.
6. The trail was built illicitly.
7. The kind woman was very humane.
8. My mom emanated then paralegals of their work.

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1. The car accident occluded the traffic in the morning on the way to school.
2.The company was mulcted 500k for illegal dumping.
3. Teachers provide rubrics for all assignments.
4. Even an elite, advanced society as the Roman's had difficulties.
5. The boy sold illicit drugs during school.
6. I had to flay the seaweed off of me when I got out.
7. My mom emanated the paralegals of their work.
8. Deadpool was emasculated of his powers.
9. The slave will be punished if his celerity is not fast enough for his master.
10. If he doesn't have good stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon.

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1. I could get along with occidental(adj) people.
2. The path was occluded(v) by a tree.
3. There was an occult(adj) entrance at the back of the building.
4. Some people are vituperative(adj) to me.
5. I will be a very lucrative(adj) businessman.
6. I will learn humanities(n) in college.
7. A magician can mulct(v) someone by using their tricks.
8. Lucas is the elite(adj) of the gym.
9. Ethical issues can emanate(v) from various retailers.
10. I am very humane(adj) to people and animals.

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1. The entrance was occluded by a boulder.
2. The cook flayed the fish before cooking it.
3. The team was formed with elite athletes from around the country.
4. He was a kind and humane person.
5. You can see your rubic for the project online.
6. The assistant embezzled 4 million dollars from the boss.
7. She gave me her deference of

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1. The boy was emasculated as a child.
2. He studied the humanities in college.
3. I maneuvered around the obstacle.
4. He was mulcted a large fine for his speeding ticket.
5. He flayed the skin off the fish.
6. The humane society took care of stray animals.
7. He has a lot stamina, so he ran a marathon.
8. We looked at the rubric for the project.
9. We occluded the space for the event.
10.

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1. The property was occluded (v) for investigation.
2. The teacher posted the rubric (n) for the project on Blackboard.
3. Magicians never share occult's (n) about their magic tricks.
4. The teacher was fired for the vituperative (adj) words that she said to the student.
5. She was disgusted when her dad started flaying (v) the fish.
6. She was able to maneuver (v) her car out of the parking spot without hitting the cars around her.
7. Even after a long day, she still had the stamina (n) to go to a long workout.
8. She is very humane (adj) when it comes to animals.
9. She was elite (adj) in her math class, when it came to solving math problems.
10. Horses are known to be occidental (adj.) animals.

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1. The occluded entry was damaged.
2. He was emasculated by all of the insults.
3. He flayed the ignorant people.
4. The celerity of his work was impressive.
5. The trail was built illicitly by the workers.
6. The people were very humane to the stray animals
7. My mom emanated then paralegals of their work.
8. He was the elite player on the team.
10 The very rude man was vituperative and was yelling.
10.

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- The building was occluded for a party
- If you need to look at the expectations for the project, look at the rubric
- The kid was bullied and was emasculated by the insults
- The soccer team was full of top talent and was elite
- The prey maneuvered quietly around the predators

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1. Through a series of legal maneuvers, the defense lawyer kept her client out of jail.
2. . But the increasing number of fraudsters bringing back wares to stores to make an illicit killing has become impossible to ignore.
3.  We cannot be friends if you continue to attack me with vituperative words.
4. He didn't have an ounce of mercy or humanity in him! He had little pity for humanity in general.
5. . If a piece of bark and cortex are torn off, the occlusion takes longer, because the tissues have to creep over the exposed area of wood; and the same is true of a transverse cut severing the branch, as may be seen in any properly pruned tree.
6.  Only the educational elite go to Oxford or Cambridge.
7. The slave will be punished if his celerity is not fast enough for his master.
8.Through a series of legal maneuvers, the defense lawyer kept her client out of jail.

9.  Her husband flayed her constantly for her incessant shopping.
10. The unethical reporter managed to mulct $500,000 from the corrupt police.

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1. Cowboys can be considered from the occidental (adj).
2. At the beach, they occluded (v) the parking lot because it was full.
3. He studied humanities (n) at the University of Central Florida.
4. It's not good to be in a vituperative (adj) relationship.
5. The con man mulct (v) the woman out of her own house.
6. The food disappeared in a celerity (n) amount of time.
7. Because Kanye West said slavery was a choice, he is being flayed (v) for his insulting comment.
8. I played for an elite (adj) basketball team.
9. The rubric (n) explained how to complete the project.
10. The soldiers had to maneuver (n) around the country secretly so they could execute their master plan.