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| balance | an equality between the debit and credit sides of an account; to make or keep equal in weight or importance |
| item | a single article or unit |
| secure | free from danger or risk of loss; safe; to fasten; to get posession of or to aquire |
| require | to need; demand; to call for |
| minus | reduced by the subtraction of; without; lacking |
| release | to set free; to liberate |
| unite | to bring together or join so as to form a whole |
| panic | a sudden overwhelming terror |
| stupid | not sensible or clever; unintelligent |
| vital | having great importance; necessary |
| recent | of a time immediately before the present |
| rebel | to resist or oppose openly any authority based on law, custom, or convention; disobey |
| beware | to watch out for; be on guard against |
| relief | ease from or lessening of pain, discomfort, or anxiety |
| pirate | an outlaw who robs ships at sea or plunders the land from the sea |
| deserve | to be worthy of; have a right to |
| adopt | to access and use |
| poison | any substance that causes injury, sickness, or death, especially by chemical means |
| spirit | a particular mood marked by vigor, courage, or liveliness |
| alert | mentally quick; intelligent; watchful; attentive |
| delete | to strike out; remove; eliminate |
| decade | a period of ten years |
| flourish | an added decorative touch |
| vigor | physical energy or strength |
| crevice | a narrow crak or opening; fissure |
