- lecture hall
- to mix; to mingle
- to resist; to hold back; to stop; to ward off; to withstand
- to prick up one's ear; to listen attentively
- (idiom) in an unending stream; continuous
- to vilify; to slander; vilification
- near in time; in the near future; very soon; recent
- to act against one's will; to have no alternative but to; to have to; to have no choice; must
- several years
- sb with whom one is on familiar terms; sb from the same place (same house, same town etc); one of us
- to discriminate against; discrimination
- (idiom) cautious; careful; prudent
- to offend
- Missouri
- Ferguson (surname)
- insurrection; rebellion
- to loot; to rob; to plunder; to ransack
- cause; a factor (leading to an effect)
- to open fire; to shoot a gun
- jury
- to judge; to decide; judgment; determination
- large area; (fig.) (of a problem) (occurring) on a massive scale
- to destroy (or be destroyed) by fire
- to steal everything
- to close a door; to lock a door; (of a shop etc) to close (for the night or permanently)
- state of emergency
- night curfew
- the police and the community
- gang; faction
- to be occupied with sth; to have sth on one's mind; there is something the matter
- to sound an alarm; to report sth to the police
- to emerge (from a comparison); to come out as; to be competent or equal to
- too horrible to contemplate; unthinkable; inconceivable
- traffic rules; rules of the road
- to drive (vehicle); to pilot (ship, airplane etc); driver; pilot; captain
- steering wheel
- to determine the nature (of sth); to determine the chemical composition (of a substance); qualitative
- to enforce a law; law enforcement
- (lit. and fig.) focal point; focus
- everywhere; all over