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The document defines and provides examples of the use of four words: genesis, innocuous, fallacy, and obsequious. Genesis refers to an origin or starting point, such as an idea originating from an unfortunate life event. Innocuous means harmless or safe, like a white lie told about someone's appearance. A fallacy is a mistaken or unsound argument, as was apparent in Joe's debate argument. Obsequious describes excessively obedient or attentive behavior, like assistants who are constantly fawning over their boss, Rory McIlroy.