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151. Adjutant (aidiúnach)
:: When he became the commanders adjutant at the American Flying School at Issoudun he found it difficult to break away to learn to fly
152. Admiral (aimiréal)
:: Have the Admiral and the General reported in
153. Atrocity (atrocity)
:: It was a brave new world recovering from the atrocities and bleakness of war
154. Attack (ionsaí)
:: The government deployed additional military forces to attack terrorist strongholds
155. Attrition (cnaí)
:: The firms staff numbers have been reduced through attrition some departing employees have not been replaced and others have taken on new responsibilities
156. Battle (cath)
:: the islanders battle with emigration
157. Bayonet (bayonet)
:: One fled the country another was tortured to death and a third was bayoneted in his bed
158. Bazooka (bazooka)
:: Of course this budget does not include ammunition for heavyduty guns such as armored vehicles tanks bazookas bombs grenades and fire bullets that can annihilate entire villages
159. Blitz (blitz)
:: The very fact that they had never endured a blitz or an invasion seemed to account for the obsessive fears of a nation always irrationally jumpy about its own security
160. Bloodshed (doirteadh fola)
:: Martial law was imposed to avoid bloodshed as rebels battled with police and the military
161. Bridgehead (bridgehead)
:: Soviet authorities have argued they might have taken Berlin immediately after they established bridgeheads across the Oder
162. Campaign (feachtas)
:: And he has now backed a local campaign against the show and vowed to go to prison in defence of his religion
163. Curfew (cuirfiú)
:: The execution was to take place at the ringing of the evening curfew bell
164. Fatality (bás)
:: There has been one fatality two people seriously injured and three walking wounded
165. Hijack (hijack)
:: Theres never a good time to hijack the Constitution for political reasons
166. Intercept (thascradh)
:: Im sure lots of information is there in files intercepts computer memory
167. Navy (dubhghorm)
:: In its more than 300year history the Russian navy has given rise to many glorious professional traditions
168. Negotiate (dul i mbun caibidlíochta)
:: The different caucuses should also negotiate and reach agreements between themselves in advance
169. Negotiation (idirbheartaíocht)
:: Now officials have warned that if negotiations reach stalemate today they will resort to legal action
170. Onslaught (onslaught)
:: As a result of fierce Hungarian onslaughts from the north Bulgaria lost important territories beyond the Danube including the rich Transylvania
171. Paramilitary (paraimíleata)
:: The rightwing paramilitaries also gain much of their revenue from the drug trade
172. RAF (RAF)
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173. Raid (ruathar)
:: In this case the police sent a mobile uniformed squad somewhere else so that the observers thought it was safe and then used 70 plainclothes officers to raid the discotheque
174. Remonstrance (remonstrance)
:: She finished her luncheon without undue questioning from her mother or too many remonstrances about her choice in friends
175. Rocket (roicéad)
:: The company saw its milk sales rocket from 600000 cartons to 42 million bottles weekly
176. Station (stáisiún)
:: military station
177. Vanquish (vanquish)
:: Researchers may also better understand the forces that vanquished the Ice Age ecosystem
178. Yeoman (yeoman)
:: Thoughtful jazz lovers of all degrees of musical literacy ought to be delighted and enlightened by Gioias yeomanly effort
179. Zealot (zealot)
:: I couldnt resist reading that story in this era of Hitlerian antismoking zealotry
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