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to make a copy of something by writing it
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to cause the downfall of authority figures or rulers
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intended to destabilize or overthrow an existing system, institution, or authority
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to return somewhere from the same way that one has come
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to reduce the expenses of one's company by dismissing a number of employees from their job
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serving to identify or distinguish something or someone
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a compelling charm or attractiveness that inspires devotion and enthusiasm in others
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to reduce the intrinsic value or quality of something, especially currency, by decreasing the amount of valuable material it contains
Ex: During times of economic crisis , governments might debase their currency by reducing the precious metal content to generate more money .
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