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211. Wreckage (destroços)
:: Tests are being carried out on wreckage in order to determine what type of missiles they were
212. Facade (fachada)
:: In a way its a story of letting go of expectations and pretense of breaking down facades and accepting whats beneath as beautiful
213. Face (cara)
:: Beyond the grey light was coming and going as clouds chased each other across the face of the moon
214. Paint (pintura)
:: Come here Mum said and smeared white face paint all over Abbys face
215. Cinema (cinema)
:: His new film is American independent cinema at its best
216. Masonry (alvenaria)
:: As we view the use of sheepskin aprons in the Initiated Orders of Masonry we can surmise that the use of this element would be seen as an affront to more precise sects contained within the vast network of Mystery Schools
217. Plumber (encanador)
:: The only good news is that there should no longer be a shortage of traditional tradesmen such as plumbers and electricians
218. Worn (usado)
:: He sat down without a sound on the worn wood and lifted his feet off the cold ground his arms going around his knees
219. Factory (fábrica)
:: The company has a niche market in building roads and bespoke factories in Scotland
220. Timber (madeira)
:: We can grow twice as much timber on our land if the markets tell us to do so
221. Inscription (inscrição)
:: His work on transcribing tombstone inscriptions was highly valued by students of history and genealogy
222. Upstairs (andar de cima)
:: We also want to put in wooden floors upstairs to replace the carpets and redecorate the hall and both of the big bedrooms
223. Plumbing (encanamento)
:: the magazine gives a guide to the tools needed for home plumbing
224. Occupy (ocupar)
:: The 2833 lakes in Lithuania occupy about 15 percent of the surface area of the nation
225. Lounge (salão)
:: In addition to a bar lounge and dining room it has 40 guest bedrooms
226. Cathedral (catedral)
:: And what is true of the Minster is true of the cathedrals and parish churches throughout the land
227. Hedge (cerca viva)
:: The indices also reveal that art can be a poor hedge against inflation over short periods
228. Leafy (frondoso)
:: If she hadnt have been so cold she would have been quite comfortable her belly was full of bread honey some sort of spiced meat a leafy herb and tea
229. Drive (dirigir)
:: As soon as he saw the gate in front of him he put the car into drive and started driving toward it
230. Tile (telha)
:: The kitchen contains a good range of oak fitted units partly tiled walls and attractive ceramic floor tiles
231. Sublet (sublocar)
:: It is unbearably slow and cumbersome and its not connecting students with leases and sublets as well as the old orange card system
232. Buy (Comprar)
:: we had to find some money to buy a house
233. Glasshouse (estufa)
:: The buildings including the main house a collection of glasshouses and outbuildings add to the appeal with garden walls built of red brick or Cotswold stone
234. Wardrobe (guarda roupa)
:: Any washing is taken back to the wardrobe department for sorting laundering and ironing
235. Sanctify (santificar)
:: And insofar as its sanctified by a religious ceremony thats up to the churches involved
236. Sanctuary (santuário)
:: I slammed the door angrily dropped my bag slid my jacket gently off my shoulders and once again took sanctuary on my mattress
237. Socket (soquete)
:: Unlike conventional electrical appliances which are simply plugged into a wall socket computers and their peripherals are connected by any number of lines
238. Sofa (sofá)
:: Visitors can sit on the old chairs and sofas pick up the books from the shelves and play the old board games
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