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601. Focus (fokus)
:: The relationship between spirituality and medicine has been the focus of considerable interest in recent years
602. Picker (picker)
:: In my research I have come across a scattering of threefinger banjo pickers who precede him and they seem to have connections to the threefinger guitar pickers
603. Temblor (temblor)
:: Seismic instruments will be installed along both plates in a section of the fault where small temblors of magnitude 20 are frequent
604. Topsoil (topsoil)
:: The gentler lower slopes derived from the Rhine delta bed have deeper topsoils over subsoils of clay marl limestone and sandstone
605. Tornado (topan)
:: Through the solid walls the undefined shapes entered swirling around like the wind and almost having the appearance of a tornado
606. Top (puncak)
:: Police are keen to speak to or receive information on a man in a redhooded top who was standing near to the incident
607. Estuary (salawe)
:: Researchers have learnt that females give birth in river estuaries sheltered from the strong winds and waves of the open sea
608. Hog (babi)
:: I despised anyone who was not describable as a gentleman but also I hated the hoggishly rich especially those who had grown rich too recently
609. Stile (stile)
:: Its lack of steps and stiles makes it fully accessible to horse riders mountain bikers and walkers
610. Ram (Ram)
:: Sundays referendum to ram through a new constitution
611. Wet (baseuh)
:: But tension is mounting as recreational fishers complain about not being able to find room on the water to wet their lines
612. Avalanche (salju urug)
:: First of all we suddenly got an avalanche of speculation Were these suicide bombers
613. Derrick (Derrick)
:: The vessel to be fitted with winches derricks wheels and ordinary runners capable of handling lifts up to 2 tons
614. Twilight (reueuk)
:: When twilight came and the light was too poor to read Roza closed the book and merely listened to the conversation
615. Nettle (nettle)
:: Perhaps it nettled me so much because it was so close to the truth
616. Moorland (moorland)
:: The Pennine and Peak moorlands are favoured areas for observing breeding ring ouzels
617. Moon (bulan)
:: you must know hed give any of us the moon
618. Moor (tempat nyangcang)
:: Tonight again snow falls on the mountains and moors
619. Gorge (jurang)
:: It is of record that fifty years ago an ice gorge formed near here
620. Gorse (gorse)
:: The designers intend recreating not only the holes but the unique flora and fauna such as gorse heather and different types of grass that make them so special
621. Orbit (ngorbit)
:: The new Hubble findings close a decade of speculation and debate as to the true nature of this ancient world which takes a century to complete each orbit
622. Orbital (orbital)
:: Apple has confirmed its third UK retail location the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent just outside Londons M25 orbital freeway
623. Stick (iteuk)
:: She found the stick of butter and put it in the cart
624. Westerly (westerly)
:: Heavy swells and strong westerly winds made for tough rowing conditions and the organisers were taking no chances with the safety of competitors
625. Esplanade (esplanade)
:: To begin though I settle into a daily regime that involves nothing more challenging than a walk into Funchal along the esplanade behind the squadrons of yachts in the towns marina
626. Magnitude (gedena)
:: The first danger lies in the unknowables unpredictable events of such magnitude that they swamp the variables that economists are comfortable dealing with
627. Course (kursus)
:: At its most basic canyoning is following a river along its course through a gulley
628. Protect (ngalindungan)
:: It has directly lied about these events to protect its soldiers
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