Question 1:
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Giving or showing great attention to detail
Question 2:
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In order to restore peace, the Czar renounced the throne in favour of his first cousin.
Question 3:
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One who accompanies somebody to protect him
Question 4:
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A period of thousand years
Question 5:
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Using high-sounding words but with little meaning
Question 6:
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To prevent or alter a result or course of events
Question 7:
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All eyes
Question 8:
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Break a leg
Question 9:
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Miss the boat
Question 10:
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The attitude of the culprit made the judge extremely angry.