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Integrity

the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles that you refuse to change

Epidemic

is a sudden, unexpected increase in the number of disease cases in a specific community, population, or region

Constraint

is a limit, restriction, or boundary that controls what you can do or how a system can perform

Solemn

is an adjective that means very serious, formal, and free from humor or lightheartedness

Explicit

Directly and clearly stated

Implicit

Hinted at or suggested without being said out loud

Pioneer

is a person, group, or organism that is the first to explore, settle, or develop a new area or activity

Enforcement

the process of making people obey a law or rule, or ensuring that a specific policy, standard, or decision is actively carried out

Competent

means having the necessary skill, knowledge, or ability to do something well or to an adequate standard

Administration

the process or activity of running a business, organization, or government

Colonisation

the process where a foreign power takes control of a territory, settles its own people there, and governs the local population

Contention

a heated disagreement, an asserted claim or argument, or a competition to win something

Colonialism

the practice where one powerful nation establishes political, economic, and cultural control over another territory or group of people

Democracy

a system of government where power belongs to the people, who exercise it either directly or through elected representatives

Practical

connected with real situations, actual use, and useful actions rather than mere ideas or theories

Repetitive

doing or saying the same thing many times, which often makes it boring or tiring

Gazetted

to officially announce, publish, or record a legal notice, appointment, or government decision in an official public journal or newspaper of record (known as a government gazette)

Firmness

a noun that means the quality of being solid, strong, steady, or resolute