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Antikens ord och uttryck

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enkelt och härdande
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något oskyldigt som innehåller dold fara
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12 questions

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enkelt och härdande

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något oskyldigt som innehåller dold fara

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svag punkt

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fåordig

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arbete som aldrig tar slut

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torgskräck

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folkstyre

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övermod

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olösligt problem

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vaksamma ögon

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att konkurrera med sin far om sin mors kärlek

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seger som kostar för mycket

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