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| Description of reaction (noun: reactions) tendency towards a former or opposite state of things, as after reform, revolution or inflation
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| Description of intolerance (noun) inability or unwillingness to bear or endure
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| Description of henchman (noun: henchmen) a servile assistant and subordinate
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| Description of claimant (noun) one who asserts a right or title to something
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| Description of technology (noun: technologies) the knowledge relating to industries and manufactures
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| Description of pretext (noun: pretexts) a fictitious reason or motive
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| Description of perturbation (noun) mental excitement or confusion
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| Description of dilettante (noun: dilettantes, dilettanti) a superficial amateur
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| Description of solace (noun: solaces) comfort in grief, trouble or calamity
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| Description of precedent (noun: precedents) an instance that may serve as a guide or basis for a rule
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