sliver of hope;  gleam of hope;  ray of hope
 in this manner;  in this way;  like this
 pressure;  encouragement;  urging;  promoting
 unification;  centralization;  integration;  drawing things together;  working out a common policy;  consolidation
 to include (in a group or scope);  to instruct;  to make one understand;  to include (a nuance);  to put in (an implication);  to put in (someone's) mouth
 to grant (request, wish);  to answer (prayer);  to fulfill (conditions);  to meet (requirements)
 cash;  ready money;  money on hand;  mercenary;  self-interested;  calculating
 foundation;  basis;  bedrock;  substrate (circuit board)
 construction;  building;  putting up;  erecting;  creation;  formulation
 moderate;  reserved;  conservative;  humble;  mild-mannered;  self-effacing
 to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort);  to feel anxious about;  to have apprehensions of
 arrangement;  preparations;  search (by police)
 to live (of animals);  to inhabit;  to nest
 to put on (lower-body clothing, e.g. pants, skirt, footwear);  to wear;  to affix (a sword to one's hip); (arch.)  to affix (a bowstring to a bow)
 analysis;  analytical study;  parsing;  parse
 occasionally;  once in a while;  now and then;  rarely;  seldom
 to furnish with;  to equip with;  to prepare for;  to make preparations for;  to possess (all that is needed);  to be endowed with
 consideration;  concern;  attention;  thoughtfulness;  making arrangements;  care
 physical contact (between friends, mother and child, etc.);  physical intimacy
 matter of life or death;  life-and-death problem
 bitter tears; (lit.) tears of blood
 to stay indoors;  to be confined indoors
 relatively;  comparatively
 belonging to no party or school of thought
 alarm (fire, burglar, railroad-crossing, etc.);  sensor
 to roll;  to wheel;  to turn over;  to tip over;  to leave;  to buy and sell (quickly for a profit)
 electronic device;  electronic equipment;  electronics
 to pile up;  to stack;  to load (car, ship, etc.);  to pack;  to acquire;  to accumulate
 diamond (mineral, gemstone);  diamond;  infield;  diamond (card suit)
 high priest;  highly-ranked priest;  virtuous priest;  priest of great sanctity and learning
 highly virtuous monk;  monk;  Buddhist solitary;  Buddhist missionary;  saint (i.e. a virtuous person); (arch.)  emperor;  master
 mark;  sign;  symbol;  emblem;  badge;  crest
 flour;  meal;  powder;  dust
 (piece of) rope;  ordinary method