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its energy level
as its energy level
it is energy level
the energy level of its
is energy level
while is only the
only the while is
is the whale only
only whale is the
whale is the only
Loquacious
Equivocal
Taciturn
Arrogant
Gregarious
Garbled : Distorted
Sensitive : Unsusceptible
Malefactor : Villain
Gullible : Credulity
Ingenuous : Sophistication
steer : calf
roster : chicken
mutton : sheep
lobster : crustacean
beef : steak
iron : metal
north pole : direction
magnetism : attraction
lobster : crustacean
beef : steak
due to
because
in spite of
regardless of
despite
The First Amendment to the American Constitution declares o freedom of the press to all people. Although this right was not officially adopted until 179 l , the famous Zenger trial of 1735 laid the groundwork for insuring this precious freedom. .73 John Peter Zenger emigrated as a teenager from Germany. In 1733, he began publishing the New York Weekly journal. The o following year, he was arrested for writing a story about the crown-appointed governor of New York. While Zenger was imprisoned for nine months, his wife dutifully published the newspaper 1--3 everyday, bravely telling the truth about the corrupt government officials sent by the king to govern the colonies. Finally Zenger's long-awaited trial took place. The hostile judge dismissed Zenger's -5' local lawyers, making it necessary for his wife to seek out Andrew o Hamilton, a prominent Philadelphia lawyer. Persuaded by ; Hamilton, the jury bravely returned a not-guilty verdict, defying the judge's orders for a conviction. As a result of determination and bravery on the part of the colonists, a lasting victory for freedom of ' the press was gained by immigrant.
famous lawyer
member of the Jury
corrupt governor of New york
Brave newspaper publisher
hostile judge
unfortunately
recklessly
faithfully
vigorously
effortlessly
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