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871. Trailer (reboque)
:: If you can trailer your boat make sure you store it at a location with an elevation at least 10 feet above expected high water
872. Dialogue (diálogo)
:: Were not just wanting a dialogue with the governmentwe need the government to move towards us
873. Text (texto)
:: Based on a translation by Aravnidakshan it will be an independent interpretation of the original text in Malayalam
874. Figurative (figurativo)
:: He was still a figurative painter he would not make the full leap into abstraction for almost another decade
875. Figure (figura)
:: A dark figure emerged from one side of the street and another from the other side
876. Foreword (prefácio)
:: The books 246 pages are divided into two forewords a preface eight chapters and seven appendixes
877. Spoof (paródia)
:: a Robin Hood spoof
878. Harp (harpa)
:: There are few things on this earth that irritate me more than people harping on about how all people are equally attractive and deserving to be thought of as so regardless of weight
879. Bugler (corneteiro)
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880. Mezzanine (mezanino)
:: Presiding over the spacious Bar Red dance floor is the decadent Gold Man statue which greets you as you ascend the spiral staircase to the Red mezzanine floor
881. Restoration (restauração)
:: Veteran book publishers demanded a restoration of their former rights and privileges
882. Restore (restaurar)
:: The need to restore royal authority to return the realm to its condition in his grandfathers reign was one of the main forces behind Henry IIs reforms
883. Harmonic (harmônico)
:: The fourth harmonic chart indicating how he will manifest in worldly affairs shows a striking Tsquare Pluto in opposition to a VenusNeptune conjunction squared by Mars
884. Harmonium (harmônio)
:: In a good way the harmonium sounds like a French accordion managing to sound bitter sweet and wry at the same time
885. Harmony (harmonia)
:: The piano thrives on harmony rather than counterpoint
886. Vivid (vívido)
:: These make ideal portable plants providing a fragrant perfume and vivid colour in early to midsummer next year
887. Gatefold (gatefold)
:: It is a lavish piece of publishing four sorts of paper double and triple gatefolds copious colour photographs and drawings intended to provide a visual record of the exhibition
888. Overact (exagerar)
:: Confused and angry the government overreacted in its response
889. Note (Nota)
:: I crumpled the note as best I could and threw it over the wall
890. Notice (aviso prévio)
:: He already knew where she lived and she might begin to notice him if he caught the same bus as her
891. Conservator (conservador)
:: The exhibition illustrates some of the damage suffered by the pots and the methods conservators have used to repair them
892. Coda (coda)
:: A 16yearold from North Carolina danced the variation and coda from the Don Quixote pas de deux
893. Live (viver)
:: These musicians will perform a live holiday music show from a boxcar stage
894. Air (ar)
:: A faint air of hopelessness overcomes McWhorter as our conversation winds down
895. Bookmark (marca páginas)
:: These contain bookmarks and colouring books and are intended to promote and boost childrens love for reading
896. Horror (Horror)
:: The work was a breakthrough spawning the birth of two literary genres sciencefiction and horror fiction
897. Jacket (Jaqueta)
:: Bosch designed a thin inner liner of soft steel that sealed the gases in its pressure load supported by a stout perforated steel jacket
898. Realism (realismo)
:: If we return to the gunshot analogy we realize why creating sound effects is a perfectly legitimate practice in maintaining realism
899. Realistic (realista)
:: To achieve a realistic roll a Catholic school will often have to draw in pupils from a very wide area
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