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fleer

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See: flout, fugitive, mock


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The Chinese people are fleer than ever before to choose where they live, whom they marry, and what job they will do.
But certainly the authorial anonymity of The Autobiography enabled a fleer critique of Washington's strategies.
Families then often feel fleer to express their concerns with regards to environmental health and more receptive to health education materials.
 
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