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271. Blood (getih)
:: This increased pressure compresses the arteries and veins decreasing blood flow to the muscles
272. Inter (antar)
:: His friends broke several laws by transporting Abbeys corpse without a permit interring him illegally on federal land and forging a death certificate
273. Relative (dulur)
:: No mention was made as to the relative proportion of male versus female students at the two universities
274. Near (deukeut)
:: We had a home made wooden sledge and we took the crates and put it on the sledge and took them round to the houses near where we lived
275. Mollycoddle (mollycoddle)
:: Its comforting I suppose to think that the Government cares so much about our safety to the point of mollycoddling
276. Mom (mom)
:: The moms and dads were as impressed with the inside of the cottage as the children were
277. Together (bareng)
:: Globalization means that the disparate parts of the world are coming closer together
278. Curfew (curfew)
:: The execution was to take place at the ringing of the evening curfew bell
279. Depart (mangkat)
:: Another concert was held for the primary students next morning before the group departed for its Friday night concert at Maungaturoto
280. Departed (undur)
:: In terms of land use the typical cemetery can hold between 1000 and 2000 dearly departeds per acre so were devoting a maximum of 1700 acres of new cemetery ground each year
281. Dissolution (disolusi)
:: Rocks in intermediateburial settings experience chemical compaction as well as subsurface cementation and dissolution
282. Dissolve (ngaleyurkeun)
:: Generally church courts do not dissolve marriages but annul them by declaring that no genuine marriage took place
283. Kennel (kandang anjing)
:: The one happy story amid the destruction was the rescue of the guarddog Jackson from his kennel at the rear of the garage
284. Mausoleum (mausoleum)
:: The most painful result of this shortage can be seen in mausoleums small buildings for burial above ground of cemeteries of Cairo Egypts capital city
285. Breastfeed (breastfeed)
:: They also checked for PCBs in the breast milk of the mothers who breastfed their babies about half of the cohort
286. Breed (sina baranahan)
:: Birds might breed there but in fact the reproduction success is not high enough to maintain the population
287. Breeding (pabaranahan)
:: Selective breeding produced bigger cattle sheep and pigs
288. Ceremony (upacara)
:: Behind all the pomp and ceremony of Louis XIVs court the ancien regime was rotting
289. Certificate (sertipikat)
:: The cause of death is not on the certificate but we will be told early this week
290. Godfather (bapa baptis)
:: He acknowledged Ernests roll as godfather of the movement and Ernest stayed involved for a number of years
291. Godmother (ibu baptis)
:: According to Guyanese tradition a female child will have two godmothers and one godfather and a male child will have two godfathers and one godmother
292. Godparent (godparent)
:: The godparents were Nicola Coomey and Keith Kelly
293. Settlement (pakampungan)
:: We can have no illusions that there can be a peaceful settlement or compromise with this gang
294. Epitaph (epitaph)
:: English translations of the epitaphs on ancient tombstones of the Dutch and Portuguese in St Francis Church at Fort Kochi will soon be displayed
295. Sister (adi)
:: Yesterday an old man collapsed in the toilet and Amelia ran out to fetch the ward sister
296. Sisterhood (sisterhood)
:: We can no longer assume that social groups classes races nations sisterhoods will be homogeneous and consensual we look instead for evidence of power resistance coercion and consent
297. Sisterly (sisterly)
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298. Dummy (dummy)
:: An American fighter dropped a dummy bomb on East Yorkshire by mistake the US Air Force has confirmed
299. Dump (dump)
:: why are you living in a dump like this
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