1	Hypocrisy		_____	To express in precise form, state definitely or systematically
2	Contemporary		_____	The surrender or destruction of something prized
3	Fundamental		_____	Composed or consisting of two people, items, oarts etc
4	Justifiable		_____	Constituting or making a difference, distinctive/ an act or manner of treating
5	Differential treatment		_____	Adherence to moral and ethical principles
6	Overidden		_____	Existing, occuring, or living at the same time, belonging to the same time
7	Integrity		_____	Serving as, or being an essential part of, a foundation or basis
8	Formulate		_____	To prevail or have dominance over, have final authority or say over
9	Ediface		_____	Having scruples, having or showing a strict regard for what one considers right, principled
10	Sacrifice		_____	Pretence of having a virtuous character, moral or religioujs beliefs or principles
11	Dual		_____	An elaborate conceptual structure
12	Scrupulous		_____	Capable of being justified, that can be shown to be or can be defended as being just, right or warranted