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Please list your words in alphabetical order (include definition) beneath the letter. Make sure that you click on Save in the upper right-hand corner after you have written your information. =**__Words that begin with the letter D__**=

To lessen the sensetiveness of, to make indifferent "For all the decades of psychological research to prove that entertainment violence makes children more aggressive, or desensitizes them, or distorts their views of reality, very few studies asked why they love it or what good it might do them." pg. 404, BEING STRONG, [|www.dictionary.com], Jennifer Gaudet
 * __Denizens__**
 * __"Love and War in Cyberspace" pg 383__**
 * __"For a while, the complex supplied the sense of belonging that its introverted, data-juiced denizens had been seeking."__**
 * __Noun__**
 * __an Inhabitant__**
 * __Dictionary.com__**
 * __Dani Garrison__**
 * __Desertion__**
 * __AWOL in America: When Desertion Is the Only Option #359__**
 * __Noun__**
 * __ the act of deserting or abandoning or the state of being deserted or abandoned __**
 * __ [] __**
 * __ Diego Roa __**
 * __ Disoriented __**
 * __ "The recruits arrived at Reception Batallion at Fort Benning... completely disoriented." __**
 * __ AWOL in America pg. 364 __**
 * __ adjetive __**
 * __ Confused as to time or place; out of touch __**
 * __ [|www.dictionary.com] __**
 * __ Madison Tinsley __**
 * Desensitizes--verb **

Desolate - War is a force that gives us meaning, "I have been in ambushes on desolate stretches of Central American roads, shot at in the marshes of southern Iraq, imprisioned in Sudan, beaten by Saudi military police, deported from Libya and Iran, captured and held for a week by strafed by Russian Mig-21s in Bonsia, fired upon by Serb nipers, and shelled for days in Sarajevo with deafening rounds of heavy artillery that threw thousands of deadly bits of iron fragments," pg. 369, adjective, barren or laid waste; devastated, [|www.dictionary.com], Michael Saxton

Delinquent- "engaged in delinquent behavior prior to enlisting," pg 362 AWOL, adjective, failing in or neglectful of a duty or obligation; guilty of a misdeed or offense, [|www.dictionary.com], Michael Antior

Dissent- " There's no room for dissent among the guys," pg 362 AWOL, Verb, to differ in sentiment or opinion, especially from the majority; withhold assent; disagree, [|www.dictionary.com], Michael Antior

Despiration-

At the G.I Rights hotline, the ** DESPERATION ** is obvious; the number of people calling in for help has almost doubled from 17, 000 in 2001 to 33,000 in the last year. the state of being [|desperate] or of having [|the] recklessness of [|despair]p 361 .nikki boden

Deserters -- “AWOL in America” p. 358 - to leave (a person, place, etc.) without intending to return, especially in violation of a duty (Verb) [|http://dictionary.reference.com], The G.I. rights hot line introduced me to deserters willing to talk, and those soldiers put me in contact with others. Corey Juve

Desire- “Awol in America” p.366- to wish or long for; crave; want .(verb) http://dictionary.reference.com, it’s our animal instinct, our animal desire. Corey juve