Can you think of a fitting example from a book you’ve recently read?
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read, write, design, create
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Having no concerns, worries, or trouble.
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To negotiate or haggle over a transaction.
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The sound of something being struck in a series of quick, light blows.
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To refrain from going to bed or to remain awake for longer than usual.
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A combination of the words ‘permanent’ and ‘frost’, used to describe terrain that remains frozen for two consecutive years or more.
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