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241. Old (kolot)
:: Today she said she wanted to get everyone young and old involved in the communitys regeneration
242. Lullaby (Lullaby)
:: However these songs all share the common unifying characteristic of lullabying children to sleep for generations past and generations to come
243. Set (kumpulan)
:: By that time the bones had set so doctors had to break the bones again in order to permit a proper resetting
244. Compatible (sarua pisan)
:: Independent empirical testability is the hallmark of science in science an explanation must not only be compatible with the observed data it must also be testable
245. Related (patali)
:: Associations between social relatedness and similarities in selected behavioral traits were also examined
246. Relation (dulur)
:: In addition symbolic beliefs did not mediate the relation between prior contact and attitudes for either group
247. Fancy (fancy)
:: I mean and very often when really good stuff happens to you in terms of money you lose track of whats important and I fancy that I havent lost track of that
248. Papa (Papa)
:: Papa November Nine This is Papa November One Go Ahead Over
249. Fling (fling)
:: She would stop peek in a door and then either fling it wide open or close it and move on
250. Flirt (flirt)
:: No tickling he said realizing a moment later that he was flirting with her he hadnt even thought he knew how to flirt
251. Cemetery (kuburan)
:: Christians conduct burial rites in cemeteries and some groups visit special sacred areas
252. Centenarian (centenarian)
:: Dr Faragher and his colleagues have been searching for clues in people with Werners syndrome a disease in which ageing is speeded up by a faulty gene causing sufferers to die in their forties with the bodies of centenarians
253. Toddle (toddle)
:: So toddle off outside and measure the length and breadth of the house and multiply those figures
254. Toddler (balita)
:: Then I took a closer look and discovered that the world of dance is rife with language and conventions that tie dancers in peoples minds to the realm of infancy and toddlerhood
255. Valentine (karawitan)
:: Campaigners asked supporters nationwide to send valentines to the secretary of the Treasury asking him to appeal to Congress to act quickly on the issue
256. Cupid (Cupid)
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257. Pet (ingon-ingon)
:: In her words anyone who has owned and loved a pet would agree that in terms of emotional trauma watching the death of a pet is akin to losing a close relative
258. Legitimate (sah)
:: Phoning work to say that you cannot come in because of a migraine will no longer be a legitimate excuse
259. Toast (roti panggang)
:: Maria put some eggs and toast in front of him and then began to clean up
260. Matronly (matronly)
:: The music starts and six identical doors swing open on the set to reveal six matronly dancers in zebraprint gowns and big hair
261. Maturation (maturation)
:: Fermentation and maturation in oak is another important aspect
262. Mature (dewasa)
:: In the midst of this our president is determined to cut taxes to revive a mature economy
263. Maturity (kadewasaan)
:: The mortgage loans for individuals have a maturity period of 15 years
264. Gnarled (gnarled)
:: From the tiny baby to the gnarled old man the reward for living is the same death
265. Sulky (sulky)
:: After several days of being sulky Kate flatly refused to talk to me on Wednesday
266. Ancestor (nini moyang)
:: Fossil records show that millions of years ago cows and pigs shared a common ancestor an animal that looked more pig than cow
267. Ancestry (luluhur)
:: I believe that reading childrens pictorial books that depict the ancestry of different continents with children can make global education meaningful
268. Corpse (mayit)
:: Then for the next 8 hours during the second stage I evacuated corpses or dead bodies
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