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Use of one's authority in accord only with one's own will or desire invocation 2. not capable of being called back abductor 3. an official public proclamation or order emission 4. act of saying ahead of time dictatorial 5. process of sending out something edict 6. one who leads another away prediction 7. an appeal to a higher power for assistance irrevocable

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