Government and authorities Topic - Nonstop Ielts- Jen
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This document defines and provides examples for several vocabulary words related to government, authorities, and crime. It defines words like "trustworthy", "paramount", "devious", and "deterrent" and provides their pronunciations and examples of usage. It also defines terms like "commit an offence", "community service", "rehabilitation", "offenders", and "lateral thinking" and how they relate to laws and the criminal justice system.
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