clearing one's throat;  cough
 to cross over;  to cross;  to pass through;  to exceed;  to surpass;  to be more (than)
 recuperation;  medical treatment
 special;  particular;  extraordinary;  exceptional;  especial
 least;  lowest;  worst;  awful;  horrible;  at the very least
 number of days;  period of days;  daily interest rate
 to repeat;  to do something over again
 three times;  thrice;  third (musical interval);  many times;  over and over again
 marching orders;  sailing orders
 funny;  amusing;  strange;  odd;  improper;  unsuitable
 any more;  any further;  any better;  any longer
 danger;  peril;  hazard;  risk
 to get between;  to be caught in
 written notification;  notification (written)
 to build up;  to establish;  to form;  to become (a state);  to accomplish;  to achieve;  to change into
 to be due to;  to be caused by;  to depend on;  to turn on;  to be based on;  to come from
 resolution;  vote;  decision
 your Excellency;  his Excellency;  her Excellency
 on the occasion of;  at the time of
 details;  particulars;  detailed;  specific;  close-up view (of a digitally displayed map);  zoomed-in view
 question;  inquiry;  enquiry
 usual;  normal;  everyday;  usually;  normally;  generally
 honorific/polite/humble prefix;  honorific suffix
 with profound (often hidden) meaning;  pregnant with significance;  meaningful;  suggestive;  interesting
 it is assuredly that ...;  can say with confidence that ...
 in;  on;  at (place);  as for;  regarding
 independent;  autonomous;  voluntary;  of one's own initiative
 training;  drill;  practice;  discipline
 participation;  joining;  entry;  adherence
 for example;  for instance;  e.g.
 somewhere;  anywhere;  in some respects
 anyhow;  in any case;  at any rate;  at best;  at most
 rest;  recess;  vacation;  holiday;  dormancy (of a silkworm prior to moulting)
 spare time;  free time;  time (e.g. time it takes to do something);  time off;  day off;  quitting (one's job);  firing someone
 to greet;  to call out (to);  to invite;  to get in touch (with);  to cheer (on);  to give vocal support (to)
 hypothesis;  supposition;  assumption
 to refuse;  to reject;  to inform;  to give notice;  to ask leave;  to excuse oneself (from)