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a collection of songs or photos kept together A collection of songs or photographs compiled into a single book, record, or digital file.

a chemical in drinks that can make people drunk; also used in cleaning or medicine A colorless volatile liquid that is the intoxicating constituent of wine, beer, spirits, and other drinks.

to warn someone of a danger or problem; quick to notice quick to notice and respond to potential danger or issues; aware and attentive

Operated, determined, or guided by mathematical or computer algorithms.

Relating to or using an algorithm or a step-by-step procedure for solving a problem.

unfamiliar and disturbing or distasteful; belonging to a foreign country or culture

Arranging in a straight line or bringing into agreement and correspondence with something.

living; not dead; still active living; not dead; full of life and energy Living, not dead.

A historic British environmental legislation passed in 1863 to regulate emissions of harmful gases from chemical factories.

the whole amount, number, or group the whole quantity or extent of something; every one of something; the whole quantity or extent of something; every one of something

in every part or throughout the whole nation

Completely unaccompanied, isolated, or without allies and assistance

A satirical observation that while equality is proclaimed in theory, privileged groups secretly enjoy unfair advantages.

In all directions, everywhere nearby; in all aspects

Globally; across every continent and nation on Earth

Suddenly, unexpectedly, or all together at the same time

Full of aggressive threats or big talk but lacking the power or courage to take real action

A situation where all previous agreements, forecasts, or certainties are no longer valid due to unpredictable events

Very nearly, practically, or almost entirely

Alone without any assistance or guidance from others

In the dark or in certain humbling circumstances, superficial differences and cosmetic flaws disappear and everyone appears equal.

In obscurity, extreme hardship, or crisis, superficial differences of appearance, status, and wealth disappear, rendering everyone equal.

A British spelling variant asserting that under obscure or challenging conditions, physical traits and status differences become imperceptible.

A traditional variant of the proverb emphasizing that external variations and flaws become invisible under shared obscurity or adversity.

The UK spelling variant illustrating that in deep difficulty or obscurity, superficial differences cease to be relevant.

During the entire daylight hours or continuous working day

Continuously for twenty-four hours; without any interruption

A shorthand expression used to acknowledge the natural, inevitable conclusion of pleasant eras, winning streaks, or prosperous times.

A timeless proverb expressing that even the most joyful periods, successes, or golden eras cannot continue forever.

An emphatic proverb stating the universal truth that impermanence governs all pleasant states, requiring us to embrace renewal and future change.

Completely incomprehensible, complex, or impossible for someone to understand

Exceptionally kind, generous, compassionate, and caring toward others

Taking everything into consideration; on the whole

In the same challenging circumstances, facing identical dangers or difficulties together

A proverb suggesting that in extreme rivalry, passionate pursuits, or critical battles for survival, traditional rules of etiquette and fairness are set aside.

Everything acquired or encountered can be put to practical use or turned to advantage.

Speaking seriously after a moment of joking, humor, or lighthearted conversation

A wide variety of different types, items, or individuals

Many different types or varieties of something, especially diverse or unusual sorts

Every available method, resource, or course of action