Anglais - 44

Question 1

1st amendment

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Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition

Question 2

2st Amendment

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Right to bear arms

Question 3

3st Amendment

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No quartering of soldiers

Question 4

4st Amendment

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Government needs a warrant to enter your property

Question 5

5st Amendment

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Right of not talking in order to not incriminate yourself

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6st Amendment

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Right to a speedy trial

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7st Amendment

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Lawyer and impartial trial

Question 8

8st Amendment

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No crual or exclusive sentence

Question 9

To overturn

Answer 9

(v.) rule against; cancel officially; cause the downfall of

Question 10

(syn.)bring down, subvert, overthrow

Question 11

To allow for

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Permettre

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The termination of

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La cessation de

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Condone

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Tolérer

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Anathema

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Abomination

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Sacrosanct

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Sacré

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To prevail

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Prévaloir

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To uphold values

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Défendre des valeurs

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To trample

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Piétiner

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An outspoken journalist

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Un journaliste franc/véhément

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To denounce

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Dénoncer

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To steer something away from

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Détourner quelque chose de

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A maverick

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Un individualiste/non-conformiste

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Midterms

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Éléctions de mi-mandat

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A public stance

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Une position publique

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To express support

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Exprimer son soutien

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Let sleeping dogs lie

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With the benefit of hindsight

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Avec le recul

Question 28

To put someone/something against someone/something

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To cause one person, group, or thing to fight against or be in competition with other