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    The document discusses four words: debris, dignity, provocation, and coaxing. For debris, it provides an example of people being stuck under debris left from a burnt down tower. For dignity, it gives an example of someone thinking helping around the house is beneath their dignity. For provocation, it notes that with even the slightest provocation Jack's arm will be cut off during surgery. And for coaxing, it provides an example of coaxing leading someone to admit robbing a store and killing 26 people.

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    Chapter Two: Debris (P 13) - Bits and Pieces of A Structure #3: Properties and Characteristics

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    The document discusses four words: debris, dignity, provocation, and coaxing. For debris, it provides an example of people being stuck under debris left from a burnt down tower. For dignity, it gives an example of someone thinking helping around the house is beneath their dignity. For provocation, it notes that with even the slightest provocation Jack's arm will be cut off during surgery. And for coaxing, it provides an example of coaxing leading someone to admit robbing a store and killing 26 people.

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    Chapter Two

    Debris (p 13)- Bits and pieces of a structure #3: Properties and Characteristics

    P.O.S.- Noun Definition: scattered pieces of waste or remains

    There was so much debris left from the burnt down tower that people where stuck under the debris.

    Dignity (p 14)- Something that has pride #4: Examples

    P.O.S.- Noun Definition: a sense of pride in oneself; self-respect

    He thinks it is beneath his dignity to help around the house and watch the kids.

    Provocation (p 13)- In the slightest way #4: Examples

    P.O.S.- Noun Definition: testing to elicit a particular response or reflex

    In the slightest provocation, Jack’s arm will be cut off because he is doing surgery.

    Coaxing (p 13)-persuading someone #2: Synonym

    P.O.S.- Noun Definition: persistent gentle persuasion

    After the coaxing, Tasha admitted that she robbed the store and killed 26 innocent people during the
    robbery.

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