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Examples 1-7

1. carry the can (for sb/sth)
2. castigate
3. causeway
4. commandeer
5. complicity
6. concoct
7. concomitant

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¡á 1 --- The one who has the perfect right to judge sin was instead going to * carry the can for it.

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¡á 2 --- Instead of * castigating the Jerusalem of the present, he begins to extol the virtues of the heavenly Jerusalem that will one day appear.

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¡á 3 --- Tyre was very rich through its trading, and particularly difficult to conquer since it had to be reached by a * causeway.

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¡á 4 --- Abimelech had * commandeered Sarah with undisguised sexual desire.

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¡á 5 --- What is obvious to every honest reader is that none of us live that perfect life; we have to admit our * complicity in evil one way or another.

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¡á 6 --- This verse is also a proof that those impostors, who had been upsetting the faith of the Corinthians, had * concocted a symbolical resurrection, making the ultimate goal for believers to lie in this world. (Ref. 1 Cor 15:29)

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¡á 7 --- Each person derives personal blessing from his own faith and hope, whereas love is poured out for the good of others. Faith and hope are the * concomitants of our imperfect state, but love will continue even in the conditions of perfectness. (Ref. 1 Cor. 13:13)

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