elevation (of spirits); raising (of morale); uplift; upsurge
rule; regulation; settlement; conclusion; habit; custom
levitation; floating on air; airborne (e.g. bacteria); aero-
finally; at last; in the end; ultimately
middle; center; heart; midst (e.g. of a storm); peak (e.g. of a season); (the) height (of something)
that kind of; of the sort; of the kind; such
sense of impending crisis; sense of danger
entire world; whole world; world stage
practice; putting into practice; implementation; praxis
just as; right after; in the act of; as soon as; at that moment
double; twice (as much); twofold
member of the lower house; congressman; congresswoman; representative; member of parliament
autonomy; right of self-government
to invade; to raid; to infringe; to encroach; to harm; to afflict
envoy; diplomat below the rank of ambassador (e.g. deputy chief of mission, charge d'affaires); minister (of legation)
vice president (of a country)
present post; current office; (an) incumbent
to succeed; to bear fruit
negative statute; law against something
A Treatise of Human Nature (book by David Hume; publ. 1739-40)
Hume; Hulme; Hume, David (1711-1776; Scottish philosopher)
frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice); annoyed; chagrined; (bitterly) disappointed; bitter; vexed
anyone can see that; it's obvious that
1,000,000; one million; million; many
university professor; college professor