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JD Vance at the Munich Security Conference

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  • the gradual wearing away or destruction of something, especially by the action of wind, water, or ice. The _________ of the coastline by the waves was evident in the retreating cliffs.
    Erosion
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  • the action of preventing something from being expressed or published. The government's _________ of free speech was met with widespread protests.
    Suppression
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  • holding or expressing opinions that are at variance with those commonly or officially held. The _________ judge wrote a separate opinion explaining his disagreement with the majority decision.
    Dissenting
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  • to weaken or damage something, especially gradually or secretly. The constant criticism from the media _________ed the politician's credibility.
    Undermine
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  • a large number of people or things arriving or entering a place. The city experienced a sudden __________ of tourists after the new museum opened.
    Influx
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  • to declare legally invalid or void. The court _________ed the contract due to fraud.
    Annul
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  • having a large population. The _________ city was bustling with activity.
    Populous
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  • not having been carefully checked or investigated. The company hired several _________ employees, which led to security breaches.
    Unvetted
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  • a person or thing that acts as a protective barrier or shield. The government created a _________ zone around the embassy to protect it from protesters.
    Buffer
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  • full of life and energy; lively. The city's _________ nightlife attracted tourists from all over the world.
    Vibrant
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