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121. Eyewitness (eyewitness)
:: Tom and Gerry were eyewitnesses to the incident and both made statements to the police which they subsequently signed
122. Free (saor)
:: Lord Prossers recent retirement has left him free to air his opinions
123. Loot (loot)
:: Essentially a pogrom consisted of the assembly of a mob which would throng into the Jewish parts of a town break into houses and shops to loot beat rape burn and frequently kill the inhabitants
124. Inquest (ionchoisne)
:: There have been 150 questions asked at an inquest and a criminal trial
125. Catch (ghabháil)
:: He lowered himself while Jason stood just below him to catch him if he fell
126. Uphold (seasamh)
:: That conviction was upheld by the Court of First Instance in March this year
127. Stalk (gas)
:: These inconspicuous larvae cling to the stalk of the plant and can easily go unnoticed
128. Ring (fáinne)
:: Watching from many rows behind the center ring Marvin sits surrounded by eager children all of whom gaze at the ringmaster in awe
129. Ringleader (feadhna)
:: And the music industry is about to crack down on the biggest filesharing ringleaders
130. Defendant (cosantóir)
:: She instructed the defendants to draw up on her behalf a new will and two deeds of gift accordingly
131. Sentence (abairt)
:: The relatively lenient sentence has been widely interpreted as a blow to Southeast Asian efforts to combat terrorism
132. Misdemeanour (mí-iompar)
:: The Tories want to bring in zero tolerance policing in an effort to give communities more confidence that they will be protected from crime and warn the unruly that their misdemeanours will not go unnoticed
133. Bar (bar)
:: The same year he would be called to the bar and later established a small practice in Montreal
134. Defraud (calaois)
:: Tens of millions of pounds of taxpayers money may have been defrauded from an adult education scheme a spending watchdog has found
135. Takedown (a chur síos)
:: His two best moves are an ankle lace and a gut wrench techniques to use after takedowns or on offensive restarts to turn an opponents shoulders to the mat for bonus points
136. Siege (léigear)
:: A man who held a woman against her will through a 12hour armed police siege today faces a life sentence
137. Commander (ceannasaí)
:: Cumberland later went back to sea with one captain and five commanders on board the six are shortly to assume command of their own frigates and destroyers
138. Guard (garda)
:: The three friends moved behind the wall with the King of Acarin and a few of members of his royal guard
139. Inside (taobh istigh)
:: It is certainly one of the strangest sights seeing someones belly distend outwards as it is pushed from the inside
140. Boy (buachaill)
:: Events dear boy events prevented me posting as much as I would have liked
141. Lawyer (dlíodóir)
:: He is not even on our radar because we need a leader to stop lawyering and start leading
142. Warden (warden)
:: park warden
143. Warder (bairdéir)
:: He was one of 10 convicted prisoners who escaped from the prison on June 8 after holding up prison warders at gunpoint and locking them in a cell
144. Assail (assail)
:: Moving with precise coordination the Arbiters pounced upon their prey assailing him with stinging strikes of their daggers
145. Assault (ionsaí)
:: There is nothing wrong with employing a brigade to conduct a raid or as the assault element of a major encroachment
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