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album
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a book with blank pages for saving photographs and other things
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bamboo
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tall plant of the grass family, used in houses and furniture
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beam
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a ray of light
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boundary
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a line dividing two places
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burlap
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a rough cloth used to make bags for holding coffee beans, onions, and so on
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cast (his) eyes
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looked
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chapped
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dried, cracking
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Communists
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people who are part of a group in which all businesses and land are owned by the government
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crimsoned
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made red in color
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current
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a flow of water
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echoing
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repeating of a sound caused by bouncing off a hard surface
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escapees
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people who try to get away
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exhausted
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extremely tired
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expression
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a word or group of words
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farewell
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good-bye for a long time or forever
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generous
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very giving
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government
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the people who rule a place or country
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gratitude
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thankfulness, appreciation
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rucksack
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a bag carried on the back
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searchlight
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a strong, movable lamp used for seeing at a distance in the dark
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spotted
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seen
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submerged
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under the surface of the water
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submergings
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times gone under the surface of the water
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thirty-eighth parallel
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a line that marks the border between North and South Korea
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uniform
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a special kind of clothing worn by people belonging to certain groups
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vanished
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disappeared
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watchtower
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a tower from which something is guarded
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