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A Brief explanation

B When you complain about a loss from the past

C Express your feelings

D Be sad over little things

A A stagnant pond

B Something that happened in the past and cannot now be changed

C Alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally

D Unresolved issue or conflict

A Being closely examined

B Be under the watchful eye

C Be under scrutiny

D All of Above

A Monitor a dispute without becoming involved in it

B Become involved in a conflict

C Set the alarm

D Make new ringtones

A Alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally

B Read or write a lot of books

C Give exact information

D Come to an agreement

A Lack of something

B A slight sign of something

C Disagreement on something

D Quarrel on something

A Embarrass

B Strongly encourage

C Feel ashamed

D Make fool

A Irritate or upset someone

B Do it with a lot of force and energy

C To meet and spend time with someone

D Say or do something that someone should not have

A Without wholly believing

B Eat with some extra salt

C Eat without salt

D Believe something completely

A To make a mess

B To reveal a secret

C To tell a lie

D To start a fight

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