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oxford_api/json/1000_paean.json

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oxford_api/json/1001_panoply.json

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oxford_api/json/1002_pastiche.json

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oxford_api/json/1004_pellucid.json

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oxford_api/json/1005_phalanx.json

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oxford_api/json/1006_philistine.json

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oxford_api/json/1009_précis.json

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oxford_api/json/100_banal.json

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oxford_api/json/1010_prosaic.json

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oxford_api/json/1011_pundit.json

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oxford_api/json/1012_querulous.json

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oxford_api/json/1013_quiescence.json

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oxford_api/json/1014_quixotic.json

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oxford_api/json/1015_raconteur.json

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oxford_api/json/1016_redress.json

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oxford_api/json/1017_repast.json

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oxford_api/json/1018_ribald.json

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oxford_api/json/1019_rococo.json

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oxford_api/json/101_barefaced.json

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oxford_api/json/1021_scintilla.json

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oxford_api/json/1022_semantic.json

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oxford_api/json/1023_sobriquet.json

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oxford_api/json/1024_soporific.json

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oxford_api/json/1025_supine.json

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oxford_api/json/1026_synoptic.json

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oxford_api/json/1027_toady.json

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oxford_api/json/1028_truculent.json

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oxford_api/json/1029_turgid.json

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oxford_api/json/102_belie.json

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oxford_api/json/1030_tyro.json

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oxford_api/json/1031_umbrage.json

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oxford_api/json/1032_verdant.json

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oxford_api/json/1033_virulent.json

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oxford_api/json/1034_vitriol.json

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oxford_api/json/1035_vociferous.json

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oxford_api/json/1036_xenophobia.json

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oxford_api/json/1038_ambi.json

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oxford_api/json/103_bene.json

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oxford_api/json/1041_avi.json

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oxford_api/json/1043_cog.json

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oxford_api/json/1045_dol.json

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oxford_api/json/1046_dys.json

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oxford_api/json/1047_eu.json

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oxford_api/json/104_benign.json

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oxford_api/json/1050_grat.json

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oxford_api/json/1053_meta.json

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oxford_api/json/1054_morph.json

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oxford_api/json/1055_nat.json

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oxford_api/json/1057_omni.json

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oxford_api/json/1062_somn.json

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oxford_api/json/1063_theo.json

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oxford_api/json/1065_ver.json

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oxford_api/json/1066_viv.json

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oxford_api/json/1067_ger.json

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oxford_api/json/1069_vac.json

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oxford_api/json/106_biased.json

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oxford_api/json/1075_cycl.json

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oxford_api/json/1077_dict.json

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oxford_api/json/107_bible.json

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oxford_api/json/1080_fect.json

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oxford_api/json/1082_fort.json

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oxford_api/json/1089_medi.json

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oxford_api/json/108_bio.json

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oxford_api/json/1091_multi.json

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oxford_api/json/1094_pathy.json

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oxford_api/json/1099_secut.json

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oxford_api/json/109_blandishment.json

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oxford_api/json/10_abreast.json

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oxford_api/json/1100_sent.json

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oxford_api/json/1101_sequ.json

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oxford_api/json/1102_tact.json

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oxford_api/json/1103_tempor.json

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oxford_api/json/1106_vene.json

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oxford_api/json/1108_vers.json

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oxford_api/json/1109_vert.json

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oxford_api/json/1111_vox.json

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oxford_api/json/1112_gullible.json

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oxford_api/json/1115_lethargic.json

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oxford_api/json/1116_paradox.json

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oxford_api/json/1117_pedant.json

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