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61. Secluded (isolado)
:: From that perspective Dolen appeared to be a secluded place that wanted to be left to its own resources
62. Dig (escavação)
:: He didnt seem to mind making cracks likely to earn him a dig in the ribs from his fiance Chanelle whom he subsequently married
63. Peat (turfa)
:: The reason why it was so well preserved was that it was recovered from a peat bog
64. Chintz (chintz)
:: Keep the floor simple by sanding and add blocks of colour in rugs in pastels that tone with billowing curtains on poles in chintz and damask
65. Chisel (formão)
:: Many were idle now but some still turned and it didnt need a hradanis ears to hear the sounds of hammers saws chisels and other tools coming from the large brick buildings clustered about them
66. Mulch (mulch)
:: Also replenish mulch and remove weeds that compete for nutrients
67. Balustrade (balaustrada)
:: It was a grand house all balconies and balustrades stained glass and long winding staircases
68. Lock (trancar)
:: Wed slam each other in turn sometimes dragging the other down to the mat to grapple in laughter cut off suddenly by a choke or a tapout from a lock
69. Bunker (carvoeira)
:: Not fully deployed but also available are a further 10000 warheads stored in bunkers around the United States
70. Georgian (georgiano)
:: As early as 1924 Georgian organizations were founded in San Francisco and in New York City
71. Shovel (pá)
:: Marcus opened up a bin of coal and began to shovel the black substance into the top of the blast furnace
72. Drainpipe (cano de escoamento)
:: The drainpipe s opening was 60 centimeters wide
73. Houseboat (casa flutuante)
:: But we also want people who own houseboats to look at their own boats
74. Foundation (Fundação)
:: The material provides a foundation for critical analysis
75. Fountain (fonte)
:: However the large stone fountain in front was still running shooting water from three different places
76. Nursery (berçário)
:: They had already bought clothes and decorated a nursery for the child they expected to adopt
77. Drape (panejamento)
:: Mysore Silk sarees have a distinctive drape grainy effect and are washable to a very high degree
78. Strip (faixa)
:: Be extremely cautious as as you tighten the screws so not to strip the screw holes
79. Bill (conta)
:: the bill for their meal came to 17
80. Snail (Caracol)
:: Ruddy kingfishers in the Philippines remove land snails from their shells by smashing them against stones on the forest floor
81. Hotel (hotel)
:: HAL is Hotel Alpha Lima
82. Dilapidated (dilapidado)
:: We may have a dilapidated library and an unreliable student computing service but our staff are the best in New Zealand
83. Plan (plano)
:: I suggest you start contributing to a stakeholder pension plan alongside your firms scheme
84. Plant (plantar)
:: Within two days they were exploring the possibility that the note was a plant and that the saboteurs might not be a terrorist group after all but possibly a disgruntled railroad employee
85. Plaque (placa)
:: This involves a thorough clean and polish of the teeth to remove the sticky plaque that can build up
86. Reconstruct (reconstruir)
:: From our talks with the victims and their neighbours in almost every riothit spot we could reconstruct the sequence of events which followed a stereotyped pattern everywhere
87. Shower (chuveiro)
:: a shower of stones
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