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Herald

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• Lists of sacred books are called this:
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• Putting on a better performance than the competition:
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• If something is not done or completed, it is this:
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• Alternative for "Excuse me?":
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• Located a short distance away:
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• Less is more movement:
• Information that's not secret and is available to everyone is this:
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