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41. increase (méadú)
:: No money was available to cover pay rises and if increases were given jobs could be lost
42. increasingly (níos)
:: Increasingly government representatives are jettisoning any pretense of opposition to war
43. indeed (cínte)
:: Whod believe it Who indeed
44. independence (neamhspleáchas)
:: None had become pregnant in the hope of gaining a council house or financial independence
45. independent (neamhspleách)
:: Support for independent candidates and smaller parties has also risen but in the locals rather than the Euro elections
46. index (innéacs)
:: Clinical assessments of the venous ulcers based on the criteria of the severity scale were performed and each ulcer was assigned a severity index score
47. indicate (Léiríonn)
:: Market signs indicate this trend will continue to be important in the future
48. indication (tásc)
:: For many women the first indication of pregnancy is a missed period
49. indirect (indíreach)
:: The grants may not be used for salary or to pay indirect costs
50. individual (aonair)
:: Separate individual competitions for men and women are scheduled and they will be divided into junior and senior groups
51. indoor (faoi dhíon)
:: The rise of the indoor soccer centre may not after all be behind the sharp decline in park football
52. indoors (taobh istigh)
:: The howling sent numerous shivers down his spine but he carried on eager to reach the warmth of the indoors
53. industrial (tionscail)
:: Being an industrial town renowned for the innumerable smallscale industries Coimbatore is no longer a place with old gadgets and ageold systems
54. industry (tionscal)
:: The court is siding with the entertainment industry in its effort to curb online piracy
55. inevitable (dosheachanta)
:: But in the end it appeared to be a final desperate attempt to avoid the inevitable
56. inevitably (dosheachanta)
:: Inevitably stroke will affect all of us either directly or indirectly at some time or another
59. infection (ionfhabhtú)
:: In children the major causes of anemia are dietary iron deficiency and infection
60. infectious (tógálach)
:: Clean bathroom surfaces also help prevent the spread of infectious germs
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