to find out;  to discover;  to locate
 any more;  any further;  any better;  any longer
 to snatch away;  to dispossess;  to steal
 please (give me);  please (do for me)
 please;  somehow or other;  one way or another
 (having) life-and-death power (over)
 right (to do something);  authority;  power
 another person;  other people;  unrelated person (i.e. not related by blood);  outsider;  stranger
 to clasp;  to grasp;  to hold (the answer);  to have (e.g. the solution);  to seize (power);  to hold (the reins)
 miserable;  wretched;  unhappy;  sad;  pitiable
 to crouch;  to squat;  to cower
 such;  that sort of;  that kind of;  no way!;  never!
 popular use;  circulation;  to pass as;  to pass for
 if;  in case;  as for;  on the topic of;  if that's the case;  if so
 by the way;  incidentally;  sometimes;  occasionally;  precisely (at that time);  exactly
 weak person;  the weak;  vulnerable person;  disadvantaged person
 opponent;  rival;  adversary;  menace;  danger;  threat
 highly ridiculous;  quite absurd
 what;  how many;  many;  a lot of;  several;  a few
 choices;  alternatives;  options
 strong person;  the strong;  the powerful
 to hold down;  to twist someone's arm;  to force (someone) to yield (e.g. an argument);  to make (someone) surrender
 to be aware of;  to know;  to notice;  to feel;  to understand;  to comprehend;  to remember
 but;  however;  (and) yet;  nevertheless;  still;  for all that
 first-person plural (or singular);  second or third person plural (implies speaker is of higher status than those referred to)
 will;  volition;  intention;  intent;  determination
 desire;  wish;  request;  entreaty;  prayer;  (written) application
 natural;  right;  proper;  naturally;  as a matter of course;  rightly
 reality;  actuality;  hard fact
 a short while ago;  a moment ago;  just now;  some time ago
 to hang over;  to cover;  to fall upon someone (responsibility, burden, pressure, etc.)
 to protect;  to guard;  to defend;  to keep (i.e. a promise);  to abide (by the rules);  to observe
 to wave;  to shake;  to sprinkle;  to throw (dice);  to cast (actor);  to allocate (work);  to turn down (somebody)
 to take;  to pick up;  to pass;  to hand;  to get;  to obtain;  to adopt (a method, proposal, etc.)
 skewer;  spit;  skewering;  impalement;  running through (e.g. with spear)
 even if;  even though;  even;  too;  whether ... or ...;  no matter (what, where, who, etc.)
 to cry;  to weep;  to sob;  to howl