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181. Writ (eascaire)
:: Under US law a person held in custody by a state may challenge his conviction or sentence by seeking a writ of habeas corpus in federal court
182. Regicide (regicide)
:: Valuable though such essays are one might again quibble with a selection lacking analyses of the impact of radicalism on the political process at Westminster or the politics of regicide and republicanism
183. Commutable (iomalairte)
:: The towns enviable mix of commutability and sympathetic countryside has seen it prosper
184. Poach (poach)
:: Reduce heat put in the pears and poach gently for 25 minutes until tender
185. Poacher (poacher)
:: The game wardens have to be heavily armed since the poachers regularly use automatic weapons against both animals and the authorities trying to protect them
186. Pocket (póca)
:: A little French is indispensable even if its just from pocket dictionaries and phrase books
187. Cell (cill)
:: He was a man who delighted in escaping from the business of life into his scriptoriolum a small library attached to his monastic cell
188. Perpetrate (perpetrate)
:: Her production pinpoints the role of women as both products and perpetuators of the loyalist ethos with clinical accuracy
189. Gunman (gunman)
:: Police are appealing for two men who might have seen a teacher shot by masked gunmen to come forward to help with their investigation
190. Gunrunner (gunrunner)
:: The least thing she needs are now the press finding out about murders at her docks and the shipping companies avoiding her harbour because of the gunrunners
191. Caution (rabhadh)
:: Local estrogen therapy should be used with caution in patients with impaired liver function
192. Barrister (abhcóide)
:: A decision has been taken that the judge Mr Justice Hooper and barristers are not to wear wigs or gowns
193. Break (sos)
:: whose break is it
194. Mobster (mobster)
:: Its also one of the primary reasons the moviegoing public is fascinated with mobsters and movies about mobsters
195. Serve (freastal)
:: serve white wines chilled
196. Claim (éileamh)
:: Some householders then claim compensation from the council and the council demands the builder repays that compensation
197. Probate (probháid)
:: This was settled late last year and agreement was made in probate court
198. Probation (promhaidh)
:: He is the new Scotland captain but hes still on probation as far as Im concerned
199. Perjury (mionnú éithigh)
:: The benefits of the Witness Protection Programme cannot be perceived as encouragement to give perjurious evidence
200. Sergeant (sáirsint)
:: One day when I was about 14 a police sergeant saw me drinking a beer on the street
201. Solve (réiteach)
:: Both believe the market solves all problems of efficiency and allocation
202. Breach (sárú)
:: Edward married Godwines daughter Edith in 1045 but this could not prevent a breach between the two men in 1049
203. Truncheon (truncheon)
:: Until 1857 New York City police found truncheons sufficient
204. Committal (chimiú)
:: The three appeared in court on January 1 when a judge ordered their committal to Puerto De Santa Maria II prison near Cadiz
205. Roadblock (roadblock)
:: Stone ran into considerable roadblocks when making the film
206. Tipster (tipster)
:: Weve always known that jockeys and footballers make lousy tipsters but what of that timeless font of sporting knowledge and erudition sportswriters
207. Justice (ceartais)
:: But it goes to an essential aspect of the administration of justice the due pronouncement of any court decision
208. Jurisdiction (dlínse)
:: It does not sound like the sort of case the High Court in the limited jurisdiction of judicial review would become involved in
209. Jurist (jurist)
:: The convention requires the conferral of prisoner of war status unless a competent tribunal decides otherwise the jurists commission said
210. Cordon (tródaim)
:: Police set up cordons around the area and closed the lower end of the High Street while firefighters began carrying out their investigations
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