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    Sir Samuel Cunard owned a prestigious British and North American shipping line. When one of his ships, the Scotia, is attacked, it causes outrage around the world. Cunard's ships had an outstanding reputation for never sinking.

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    Sir Samuel Cunard owned a prestigious British and North American shipping line. When one of his ships, the Scotia, is attacked, it causes outrage around the world. Cunard's ships had an outstanding reputation for never sinking.

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    Sir Samuel Cunard-The name of the well-known Canadian ship owner of a prestigious British and North American Line.

    When his ship, the scotia is attacked, the world is outraged. Cunard s ship have an outstanding reputation and never sink. WORD MEANING PART OF SPEECH OWN SENTENCE

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    Adj.

    Stupor Exaggerated

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    Dazzling

    To dim the vision of, especially to blind with intense light.

    v.

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    The act or an instance of exhausting The act of contracting or the state of being contracted.

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    A set of parts for assembling a barrel or packing box. Causing wonder or astonishment.

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