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I learned a new word this week: comity. It means a: friendly social atmosphere : social harmony
b: a loose widespread community based on common social institutions
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I learned a new word this week: comity. It means a: friendly social atmosphere : social harmony
b: a loose widespread community based on common social institutions
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Posted by Shalabieh on 21.09.2008
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