younger brother;  little brother;  brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband); (arch.)  pupil; (arch.)  apprentice
 to kill;  to slay;  to suppress;  to block;  to suppress (a voice, feelings, etc.);  to hold back
 to take over;  to hand over
 whole nation;  whole land;  whole country
 to spread (out);  to extend;  to stretch;  to reach to;  to get around;  to fill (e.g. a space)
 foundation;  root;  basis;  root and trunk
 model;  standard;  pattern;  norm;  criterion;  example
 blood and iron;  military might
 law;  regulation;  rule;  code;  agreement;  arrangement
 essence;  true nature;  substance;  reality
 while it may be true that;  just because;  nevertheless;  not necessarily
 year;  counter for years (e.g. of an era), grades (e.g. school);  period of an apprentice's contract (usu. ten years)
 to continue;  to last;  to continue (without a break);  to be unbroken;  to occur again and again;  to lead to;  to connect to
 convention;  tired tradition;  old custom
 forever;  endlessly;  on and on;  meandering;  wandering;  winding
 lacking skill;  uninspiring;  unexciting;  dull;  unrefined;  boring (from being too plain)
 period;  epoch;  the times;  those days;  oldness;  ancientness
 mindset;  outlook;  view;  way of looking at things;  perspective
 everything;  anything;  nothing
 adaptation;  accommodation;  conformity
 exactly;  precisely;  just;  as if;  as though;  quite
 middle;  midway;  middle position;  moderate position;  interim;  intermediary
 place;  situation;  position;  location
 to be born (with);  to be born (to be);  to be destined
 on good terms with;  on cordial terms with;  getting along well with;  to make friends with;  to be good friends with;  to get along with
 close (e.g. friend);  familiar;  familiar (e.g. story);  well-known (to one);  close (relatives);  closely related
 feelings;  emotion;  compassion;  sympathy;  passion;  affection
 to well (up);  to gush forth (of water);  to appear (esp. suddenly) (sweat, tears, etc.);  to feel emotions from (joy, bravery, etc.);  to hatch (esp. of parasitic insects, etc.)
 cruelty;  coldheartedness;  relentless;  ruthless
 estrangement;  alienation;  neglecting to stay in contact
 or;  either ... or;  maybe;  perhaps;  some ... and others ...;  sometimes ... and at other times ...
 to hate each other;  to hate mutually
 you;  buddy;  monarch;  ruler;  he;  she
 admiration;  being impressed;  admirable;  praiseworthy;  astonishment;  being appalled
 this sort of;  this kind of;  like this;  such
 to spend;  to expend;  to waste;  to squander;  to devote