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Across:

1.	physical disorder or illness, especially of chronic nature.
3.	to pretend or sham.
4.	to place under a debt of gratitude, as by favor or accommodation.
5.	to spend or use extravagantly or often.
7.	diplomatic agent
9.	suspension of an activity.
13.	the act of a court in making an order, judgment, or decree.
14.	rhythmic flow or sequence of sounds and words.
15.	system of government or rule.

Down:

2.	the act of teaching a doctrine or a principle, especially one with a specific point of view.
5.	intending to overthrow or undermine an established system, especially a constituted government or a set of beliefs.
6.	to be depressed in spirits or disheartened.
7.	to clear (an accusation), or to free from guilt.
8.	within a vein.
10.	the use of spies by a government to discover the military and political secrets of other nations.
11.	loosely made or held together.
12.	visible or easily noticeable.

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Across:

1.	physical disorder or illness, especially of chronic nature.
3.	to pretend or sham.
4.	to place under a debt of gratitude, as by favor or accommodation.
5.	to spend or use extravagantly or often.
7.	diplomatic agent
9.	suspension of an activity.
13.	the act of a court in making an order, judgment, or decree.
14.	rhythmic flow or sequence of sounds and words.
15.	system of government or rule.

Down:

2.	the act of teaching a doctrine or a principle, especially one with a specific point of view.
5.	intending to overthrow or undermine an established system, especially a constituted government or a set of beliefs.
6.	to be depressed in spirits or disheartened.
7.	to clear (an accusation), or to free from guilt.
8.	within a vein.
10.	the use of spies by a government to discover the military and political secrets of other nations.
11.	loosely made or held together.
12.	visible or easily noticeable.

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