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Polar Opposites
I walk towards my locker and open it.
I was stun still at what I saw in my locker. The word 'prom' and a question mark was hung down in the middle of my locker by brightly coloured strings. The words were neatly cut from a thick, purple paper. Having a strong feeling who did this, I crack a smile.
How did he get in my locker anyway?
Turning around quickly, I look for the boy in question. I see him at a couple of lockers down. It seems like he had just appeared there, because he was not there a minute ago. When I turn my head to him, he starts to walk towards me.
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Secret Identity of the Oppressed Man
“Even though the George Family isn’t the wealthiest in this city, we still have the same chance as the others.”
“Do you mean, Grandma, that we’re also competing with the other families?” Laura asked for clarification.
“Was I unclear, Laura?” Madam Agatha looked visibly displeased and shot her a sharp look.
“That’s not what I meant, Grandma,” Laura quickly replied. “But are you sure we really have a chance?”
“So, you doubt the strength of the George Family?”
“Grandma, wait—please don’t get angry,” said the man sitting next to Laura. “Maybe what Laura meant was that even if the opportunity exists, our chances are still slim. Especially since we’re up against other families ranked higher than u
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From One Night To True Love
Jessica was pushed to the edge of humiliation and death by Saxon, almost collapsing. She tasted the metallic taste of blood on her lips as she bit down hard to endure.
She was not afraid of the sexual torment, but she feared Saxon's psychological and emotional oppression.
It's like when a person knows they are about to die, standing at the edge of a cliff. They would rather jump off and meet a quick end, shattering their bones, than be forced to linger on the edge of that cliff. And then they are told that beneath the cliff awaits even greater and more painful torment, and they are reminded of all the things they still cherish in the world. That is a kind of psychological oppression.
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OPAQUE
"Hey, Yuka!" Kumi greeted as she walked towards Yuka's desk. "Hey," Yuka responded with a smile. "Are you coming to the company dinner later?" Yuka was confused at first but remembered that her boss told her something about a company dinner but she was too busy at that time that she didn't even bother to pay attention and just nodded in response. "It's not like we have a choice," Kumi whispered with a laugh. Although it wasn't mandatory to attend the after-work dinner or party, there was already that unspoken rule that everybody needs to attend unless they are in a life-and-death situation that they need to excuse themselves. This applies strongly to interns and juniors within their company.
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OBSESSION
It was already evening, the sun had hid its face as it gave way for the moon to smile at the earth. Rose and Mr. Evidence were seated on the bed. Rose was wearing a bra and Mr. Evidence's boxers while Mr. Evidence was putting on boxers with a white singlet. They sat as they faced each other and were playing a game called ludo. Also, they had a bet. The bet was that whoever that wins, the failure would have to do whatever the winner asked for.
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Obsession
And without realizing it, her steps slowed.
“Move.”
She was pushed from behind.
She almost fell but managed to steady herself.
She raised her head unwillingly.
And she saw them.
People standing on a raised platform, watching, pointing, sometimes laughing.
As if in a market.
“This is… the new batch.”
Another voice said it coldly.
Then the whispers began.
Numbers.
Specifications.
Choices.
Terror appeared on the faces of the victims when they heard the brutal bidding on them.
She did not understand everything, but one thing was clear:
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Holiday Overtime: My Boss Made Me Cover the Phone Bill
finally sank in.
As the thought crossed my mind, I stopped cooperating altogether and refused to answer any more questions.
Seeing this, the officer across from me quietly sighed and murmured, "Going up against someone with money and power is almost impossible for ordinary people like us. You've had terrible luck running into him."
I knew he meant well and was trying to get me to stop resisting, but I just couldn't accept being trampled on in such a manner.
Were people at the bottom of the social hierarchy meant to be oppressed or destined to be exploited? Are they supposed to be treated as nothing but blood bags for capitalists to feed on?
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Obsession
The winning trumpet broke the awkward silence in the arena. The officials from the brunette's pack stared at their precious lady's corpse with widened eyes.
A satisfactory smirk appeared on Zen's face. Claire climbed the stairs to the Luna's sacred throne.
But an unrelenting groundhog day was awaiting that no one fathomed.
"You people killed her!" suddenly one of the officials from the brunette's pack cried out.
Claire halted midway. The man's outrageous scream drew everyone's attention.
"You.Killed.Her," the man said, getting enraged.
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Obsession
Her grey eyes anxiously moved around, portraying her anxiety. She was getting breathless with every second, unable to believe her luck. Her fingers were getting shaky and small droplets of sweat popped by the root of her hair though she was sitting in a chilled room
Why would God favor her so much?
The question again struck her mind. She was fervently hoping that no blunder would occur and she would get the post without any hindrance. Because if she lost this golden opportunity, never she would ever be able to gather money for Amna's operation on time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I pick my words the way I pick snacks for a long study session: practical, flexible, and with a tiny bit of flair. For a straightforward clue that simply reads 'condemn', I usually try 'denounce' first if the pattern allows — it's a strong, common fit for 8 letters and often used in editorial or moral contexts. If the grid is shorter, 'censure' (7), 'decry' (5), or even the punchy 'pan' (3) can be perfect. For legal contexts, consider 'convict' (7) or 'sentence' (8), but those change the nuance from moral reproach to judicial action.
Crossing letters are everything, so I always pencil in a provisional choice and test it against the downs. Cryptic puzzles can flip the meaning too, turning 'condemn' into something like 'damn' or anagram fodder, so keep an eye out for indicators. Also remember tense and part of speech: does the clue want a present verb, a past participle, or a noun like 'censure'? That little detail narrows it down fast.
In short, my go-to route is: check length, match tone (moral vs legal vs casual), and try 'denounce'/'censure'/'decry' depending on crossings. Happy filling — crossword victories are oddly satisfying, aren't they?
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