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1. ContemptXenophobiaVulgarityI don't know is the quality of being coarse, common and impolite.

2. Now John is determinated to behave himself even if it means avoiding his friend and kindxenophobictroublemakerI don't know Paul.

3. The goal of compassionpolitenessvulgarityI don't know is to make all of the parties relaxed and comfortable with one another.

4. Teenage boys should be educated about civilitytolerancemisbehaviourI don't know towards girls.

5. It ' s no surprise that Mark ended up in prison; he had always been a lambbad egghoboI don't know.

6. InsolenceUncouthnessAltruismI don't know is the principle of concern for the welfare of others.

7. Poverty is often seen as behind the gentleroad rageyobI don't know culture that terrorises people.

8. Peter is a little ill-manneredcrazyimpoliteI don't know but he has a cool personality and we like him.

9. This school has helped the children learn contempttolerancerudenessI don't know.

10. The child's insolenceconcerncourtesyI don't know upsets his parents.