| A | B |
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| laboriously | marked by or requiring long, hard, work |
| wattles | construction of ples intertwined with twigs, reeds, or branches or material used for construction |
| lorries | a motor truck |
| hooligan | a tough and aggressive youth |
| accommodations | room and board; lodgings |
| travail | arduous or involving painful effort |
| perplex | to confuse or trouble with uncertainty |
| desolate | devoid of inhabitants |
| scandal | publicized incident about disgrace or that offneds the moral sensitivities of society |
| dubious | fraught with uncertainty or doubt |
| irresolute | unsure of how to act or proceed |
| congenial | having the same tastes, habits or temprament; sympathetic |
| symposium | a meeting or conference for discussion of a topic, especially one in which the participants form an audience |
| incorruptible | incapable of being morally corrupted |
| subsidized | to assist or support with financial assistance given by a person, or gov't |
| hindrance | the act of getting in the way, to destruct or delay a progress |
| indiscriminate | not making or based on careful distinctions; unselective; random, haphazard |
| reproach | to express disapproval of, criticism of or disappointment in someone |
| tremulous | marked by trembling, quivering or shaking |
| compassionate | feeling or showing compassion; sympathetic; granted to an individual |
| Johannesburg | a city in south africa where peopel go, and are changed |
| Pretoria | The administrative capital of South Africa, in the northeast part of the country north of Johannesburg. |
| veld | Any of the open grazing areas of southern Africa. |
| Afrikaans | the language that the european south africans speak |
| complicity | Involvement as an accomplice in a questionable act or a crime. |
