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1. ice (oighear)
:: Cooper said his little speech with ice in his voice but otherwise emotionless and calm
2. ice cream (uachtar reoite)
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3. idea (smaoineamh)
:: Yet this has been accompanied by a huge growth in belief in the idea that our lives are ruled by the stars and in a world of spirits unknown to the sciences
4. ideal (idéalach)
:: Ms Toynbee works on that fantastic assumption underlying the ideal of universal education that everyone can be and wants to be and therefore should be educated
5. identify (aithint)
:: he was able to identify her by her voice
6. identity (aitheantas)
:: The law states that photographs on Italian identity cards must show a persons features clearly
8. ignore (neamhaird)
:: Still this hardly puts enough of a blight on the play if anything MacDonnell is eminently ignorable to stop me from recommending it unreservedly
9. ill (tinn)
:: And thats part of trying to educate people about drugs and warn them about the ill effects of drugs
10. illegal (mídhleathach)
:: When we looked into it a number of computers were generating lots of illegal traffic
11. illness (tinneas)
:: Other viral illnesses such as mumps and rubella may also trigger Bells palsy
12. illustrate (léiriú)
:: The cases of Lithuania Uzbekistan and Russia serve to illustrate why this is the case
13. image (íomha)
:: Weve been negligent in our examination of what it means to be recreated in the image of Christ
14. imaginary (samhailfhadú)
:: How they coped with this transfer of power is a vital part of these imaginary conversations
15. imagination (samhlaíocht)
:: she was set in her ways and lacked imagination
16. imagine (shamhlú)
:: But it is difficult to imagine who is going to be fooled by this
17. immediate (láithreach)
:: The Rural Forum aims to find longterm ways of rebuilding a strong sustainable and more diverse rural economy once the immediate farming crisis has been dealt with
18. immediately (láithreach)
:: Juno Beach was six miles wide and the Germans had fortified the area immediately behind the beach
19. immoral (mímhorálta)
:: Theyre not only seen as polluters but as Bad People as selfish and immoral individuals
20. impact (tionchar)
:: Weather conditions might also impact negatively on voter turnout
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