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271. peer, pier
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Peer - one of equal rank or age; to look steadily
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Pier - a wharf
272. perfect, prefect
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Perfect - without fault
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Prefect - an official
273. perpetrate, perpetuate
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Perpetrate - to be guilty of
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Perpetuate - to cause to continue indefinitely
274. perquisite, prerequisite
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Perquisite - privilege
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Prerequisite - a preliminary requirement
275. persecute. prosecute
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Persecute - to oppress or bully
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Prosecute - to sue
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276. personal, personnel
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Personal - private
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Personnel - the staff
277. perspective, prospective
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Perspective - a view in correct proportion
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Prospective - anticipated
278. peruse, pursue
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Peruse - to read
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Pursue - to chase
279. physic, physique, psychic
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Physic - a medicine
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Physique - bodily structure
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Psychic - pertaining to the mind or spirit; a medium
280. physical, fiscal, psychical
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Physical - relating to the body
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Fiscal - pertaining to finance
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Psychical - mental
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