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121. Burst (tawg ntho)
:: Suddenly she burst into the room skidding into the first empty desk she saw
122. Preserve (khaws cia)
:: They used to be the preserve of academics but now rare books are going online says John Sutherland
123. Obelisk (obelisk)
:: The sad truth is that shes barely mentioned in the 3000 years of effigies and hieroglyphics that cover the towering columns needlelike obelisks and endless sarcophagi
124. Extension (extension)
:: Space was the empty extension that allowed his bits of matter his atoms to move about
125. Exterior (sab nrauv)
:: Beneath his pleasant exterior there is a hard edge to his personality and a ruthless side to his captaincy
126. Stable (ruaj khov)
:: Radioactive atoms decay into stable atoms by a simple mathematical process
127. Threshold (pib)
:: The airplane crashed approximately two miles southeast of the Runway 27 threshold
128. Deconsecrate (deconsecrate)
:: It is a disgrace to see the Church where Wolfe Tone was baptised and where the famous preacher John Wesley gave sermons being deconsecrated and turned into a pub Mr Cassidy said
129. Squat (squat)
:: It feels like standing up from a squat while wearing a big heavy hiking backpack
130. Squatter (squatter)
:: To evict squatters property owners must take out a summons for possession in the County Court or High Court or produce a written statement or certificate under the Criminal Law Act 1977
131. Colonial (colonial)
:: This is first time that the locals won a victory after several hundred years of colonial rule by white people
132. Colonnade (colonnade)
:: Built incrementally it was originally a theatre with a pleasingly symmetrical Italianate colonnaded frontage facing the towns main square
133. Table (rooj)
:: The first column of the table indicates the signs of the zodiac
134. Municipal (kiag)
:: The council confirmed that the land in question is held as an endowment for municipal purposes
135. Mural (mural)
:: The walls of its entryway have murals depicting scenes honoring the Spanish and Mayan heritages
136. Market (kev ua lag luam)
:: Smart architects leverage the brand name of quality products to market their homes
137. Casement (casement)
:: Leaded casement windows opened on to the tiny plaza in front of the cathedral and a breeze billowed tapestrylike curtains in the bedroom and sitting rooms
138. Casino (twv txiaj yuam pov)
:: West and Fike are quick to point out the decadent lifestyle they all led inside the bars casinos and hotel rooms
139. Woodworm (woodworm)
:: However the relatively soft woods of European furniture were no match for the humidity tropical woodworms and termites of Cuba
140. Seedbed (seedbed)
:: The freezing and thawing action on clay silty clay and silty clay loam soils tilled in the fall or winter to produce stale seedbeds usually have excellent seedbeds for early notill spring planting
141. Rectory (rectory)
:: I also sought out smaller houses manors rectories and cottages that can be visited by the public
142. Stucco (stucco)
:: I wanted a Spanishvilla look overall stucco walls with a 2foot bricklike border on the bottom
143. Deck (lawj)
:: Luckily he was wearing a helmet because it was dented when he hit the deck
144. Decking (decking)
:: The blaze burned into the decking of the 103yearold pier prompting fears that its supporting structure may have been weakened
145. Allotment (allotment)
:: Once the parental leave allotment is used up parents are entitled to work a sixhour day until their youngest childs eighth birthday
146. Shrine (thaj neeb)
:: Backyard bouquets notes and cryptic ex voto objects are left at the small outdoor shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe
147. Shrub (tsob nroj)
:: Decorative railings and improved lighting have been installed and shrubs and trees planted
148. Shrubbery (shrubbery)
:: Mature lawns surround Lakefield House while the manageable garden also features a shrubbery and rockeries as well as the two patio areas
149. Housemate (housemate)
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150. Hovel (hovel)
:: An American charity has launched the worlds first slum theme park complete with around 30 ramshackle hovels a communal outdoor toilet and doortodoor detritus
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