but;  however;  provided that
 to impose (a tax, fine, etc.);  to levy;  to assign (a task, duty, etc.);  to give;  to set
 restriction;  restraint;  limitation;  limit
 just a minute;  small quantity
 apt to (do);  liable to;  predominantly;  mostly;  ... reaps the rewards;  ... takes the prize
 completely;  all the way;  altogether;  bodily
 to start;  to begin;  to challenge;  to pick (a fight);  to set (traps);  to plant (explosives)
 attack;  assault;  raid;  criticism;  censure;  denunciation
 influence;  effect;  to influence;  to affect;  to have an influence on
 such;  like that;  that sort of;  very
 pout;  displeasure;  ill humor;  ill humour;  sullenness
 it is not (like that) either
 go that far;  to that extent
 unable to read the situation;  unable to pick up on the mood of a conversation
 to strengthen;  to emphasize;  to emphasise
 to follow;  to conform;  to apply to
 to be reflected;  to harmonize with (harmonise);  to come out (photo);  to be projected;  to be displayed (on a screen)
 weak-willed;  easily pressured;  pushover
 acting arbitrarily on one's own authority;  acting arbitrarily without consultation
 headlong rush;  rushing recklessly
 to suit;  to match;  to become;  to be like
 to persist in;  to carry out;  to have one's own way;  to push through;  to carry through
 to push;  to press;  to apply pressure from above;  to press down;  to stamp (i.e. a passport);  to apply a seal;  to affix (e.g. gold leaf)
 many;  much;  majority (of);  greater part (of);  mostly;  mainly
 to say no more;  to sink into silence
 question;  inquiry;  enquiry
 to have (urgent) business;  to have something one needs to attend to;  to have something one wants to say (to someone)
 there;  that situation;  that occasion;  the spot (i.e. "on the spot");  immediately;  then and there
 to leave;  to depart;  to take one's leave
 cancellation;  rescinding;  release;  calling off;  lifting (sanctions);  delisting
 corner;  edge;  (street) corner;  turning;  rough edges (of one's character, words, etc.);  abrasiveness
 to bend;  to curve;  to turn;  to be awry;  to be askew
 field of vision;  visibility;  view;  visual field;  (one's) ken
 part;  portion;  amount;  worth (as in "two days' worth");  one's means;  one's place;  one's duty
 class (of students);  group (of people);  party;  lot;  bunch;  crime family;  organized-crime syndicate
 habit (often a bad habit, i.e. vice);  tendency;  peculiarity;  idiosyncrasy;  crease;  wrinkle
 to twist;  to wrench;  to puzzle over;  to defeat easily