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overt (problem)

an active disagreement bet. people with opposing ideas

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covert (problem)

hidden expressions of disagreement, taking the form of passive agression

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knotty (problem)

a complex argument, difficult to resolve or understand

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thorny (problem)

a very complicated dispute hard to resolve

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pressing (problem)

an urgent situation that requires immediate action

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insurmountable (problem)

a challenge so significant that is impossible to deal with successfully

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intractable (problem)

a complex and difficult issue impossible to manage or solve

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burning (issue)

a subject that must be dealt quickly

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central (issue)

a main problem, fundamental to a situation

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explosive (issue)

a highly sensitive topic, likely to cause suddent, violent reaction

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full scale (confrontation)

a conflict carried out with maximum intensity, using all available resources

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mounting (unrest)

a situtation increasing in intensity, where people become angrier

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renewed (unrest)

return of a state of public anger, characterized by protests or violence, after a period of calm

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pent-up (anger)

anger that has been suppressed for a long time

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fierce (controversy)

intense and heated public disagreement, involving passionate feelings, anger

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raging (controversy)

an intense public debate that continues with great intensity

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lively (controversy)

strong disagreement, which generates a lot of discussion and anger

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to quell

to put an end to sth (rebellion, fears)

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to erupt

to break out suddenly and violently

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full of reproach

expressing strong disapproval or disappointment

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to burst with

to be so full of an emotion that seems overwhelming

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to fall of

to decrease in amount

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to rub off

to be transferred from one person to another (feelings, habits)

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trace sth back to

to discover the origin of sth

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tirade (against)

a long angry speech criticizing sth

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to trumpet

to speak publicly and forced about sth

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to squander

to waste

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maligned

to be harmed due to lies

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to slash

to be reduced by a large amount

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to defuse

to calm a dangerous or tense situation

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impasse

a difficult position impossible to make progress

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volatility

being likely to change suddenly

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at full throttle

done with great speed and enthusiasm

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rally protesters

a group of people that start fighting to bring about a political change

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frisson

a strong short feeling

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to go rouge

to behave differently from other members of a group and causing damage

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to decouple

to end a relationship

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to exude

to show a quality or an emotion very clearly

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indictment

an expression of strong disapproval that describes sth as very bad

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setback

a problem that delays sth or makes the situation worse

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to barricade

to prevent other people from entering a place

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rumination

the act of thinking carefully about sth

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to bewitch

to captivate smn completely, as if by magic

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a giant leap

a significant improvement, step forward

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hazard

sth that can cause harm, danger

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to undertake

agree to do sth

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stranglehold

a complete control over sth

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spin

presentation of info that creates a favorable impression

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to withstand

to resist successfully

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row

a serious and noisy argument bet. people

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wrangle

a complicated argument that continues over a long period of time

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squabble

a minor fight bet. children

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to undermine

to weaken sth gradually or secretly

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a stalemate

a situation where progress is impossible bc opposing sides cannot agree

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feud

an angry and violent quarrel bet. people that continues over time

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to rampage

to go through an area making a lot of noise and causing damage

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carnage

the violent killing of numbers of people

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practitioner

smn involved in a skilled job or activity (practitioner of chinese medicine)}

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stakeholder

a person or group of people who own a share in a business

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sportsmanship

fair and polite behavior during sports games

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popular (unrest)

supported by many people

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suppressed (anger)

forcibly controlled

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to advocate

to publicly support or suggest an idea or way of doing sth

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trade-off

a situation in which you accept sth bad in order to have sth good (an acceptable trade-off)

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to harbour

to think about sth over a long period

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midst

the middle of a group of people or things (the midst of a situation)

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entitlement

the feeling that you have the right to do what you want without having to work for it just bc of who you are (male entitlement)

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heightened

increased

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bodily

related to human body (bodily harm)

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perspiration

polite word for sweat

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shallow breathing

breathing in which you only take a small amount of air with each breath

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strong-willed

to be determined to behave in a particular way although there are reasons for not doing so

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to outweight

to be greater or more important than sth else

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to yield

to supply or produce sth positive such as an amount of food or information

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to defy

desafiar a alguien/algo

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to flout

to intentionally not obey a law, rule

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demonstration

marcha q muestra apoyo o desacuerdo contra algo

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rant

a long, angry and confused speech

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embroiled

to be involved in an argument or difficult situation

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(to be) in turmoil

a state of confusion, uncertainty or disorder

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unrelenting

extremely determined, never becoming weaker or admitting defeat

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(to be) in revolt

an attempt to get rid of the government by using violence

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to relinquish

to give up a responsibility

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truncheon

a thick, heavy stick used as a weapon by police officers

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seething

extremely angry, but unable to express it clearly (seething crowd)

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to topple

to cause to fall down

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keenly

very strong (keenly aware)

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to sneer

to talk about or look at smn/sth in an unkind way that shows you don´t respect it

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arousal

the causing of strong feelings or excitement in smn (the arousal of voter´s fears)

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encroachment

the act of gradually taking away smn else´s rights, or taking cotrol of smn´s time, work, space

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uplifting

making smn feel better (uplifting performance)

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culprit

smn who has done sth wrong

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to cleanse

to make sth completely clean

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grievance

a strong feeling that you have been treated unfairly

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stringent

having a very severe effect, or being extremely limitating (a stringent law

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restraint

sth that limits freedom of action or growth (moral restraint)

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unfathomable reasons

reasons that are impossible to understand

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to smolder

a problem that continues to exist and may become worse at any time

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hostage

rehén

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onslaught

a very powerful attack

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