Cerebration : idea ::

A.

affront : embarrass

B.

oration : letter

C.

capitulation : surrender

D.

facet : diamond

E.

decapitation : defacement

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Decide how what you know of Winston's life fits into the seven years in which he was framed by O'Brien.

Why did Martinsburg become so popular

On what occasions do you lie

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