| A | B |
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| fortune | a large amount of money |
| entrepreneur | someone who starts a company in order to make money |
| profit | money that someone makes by doing business; an advantage that one gains by doing something |
| occupation | a job or a profession |
| participate | take part in an activity or event |
| bachelor | an unmarried man |
| revisions | changes that are made to improve something |
| merchandise | items that are for sale in stores |
| sanitation | the protection of public health by removing and treating waste, dirty water, etc. |
| freight | items that are carried by train, plane or ship |
| commitment | a promise to do something or behave in a particular way |
| demonstrate | show or prove clearly |
| notable | important, interesting or unusual enough to be noticed |
| courage | the ability to be brave in a difficult or dangerous situation |
| risk | the chance that something bad may happen |
| a great deal (of) | a large amount; a lot |
| resign | leave your job or position officially because you want to |
| wounded | hurt or injured, especially by a knife or a gun |
| infection | a disease or sickness in a part of the body, caused by bacteria or a virus |
| sterilize | make something completely clean and remove any bacteria |
| abolish | put an end to something, especially a practice, an institution, a law, or a condition |
| abolition | the act of putting an end to something |
| abolitionist | a person who favors putting an end to something; especially in the 19th century, a person who wanted to abolish slavery |
| do away with | get rid of or put an end to something |
