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181. Fusilier (Fusilier)
:: In the back is a group of Welsh fusiliers and heres me a ragged scarecrow creature from the swamp an image from a schlock nightmare
182. Reparation (cúiteamh)
:: Frist should pay substantial reparations out of the vast fortune that has accrued from the Hospital Corporation of America founded by his father and brother
183. Picket (picéad)
:: It was in a yard surrounded by the same white picket fencing
184. Torpedo (torpedo)
:: The pensioner was honoured with the Distinguished Service Medal in 1943 from King George VI after his ship was torpedoed in the Mediterranean
185. Suppress (faoi chois)
:: Theyve also managed to suppress information about much of their activities
186. Ranger (saoiste)
:: Lake District National Park Authority rangers will be on their bikes and inviting guests to join them as they explore cycle tracks and bridleways around the area on Monday
187. Rank (Alexa)
:: Even a complete dunce with absolutely no sense of social rank and cliques would know that a guy like Matt should never go to a party hosted by my sister
188. Broadsword (broadsword)
:: The armored soldiers bearing their large broadswords axes and spears flooded into the cave making the only exit closed from escape
189. Advance (chun cinn)
:: For those whove asked for advance notice Ill be on the Lehrer News Hour Tuesday evening
190. Brigadier (briogáidire)
:: The senior officers generals brigadiers colonels were all at a loss about what to do
191. Chaos (anord)
:: The stoppage will cripple services across this region leading to chaos for passengers
192. Charge (muirear)
:: the plan is to charge headlong at the enemy
193. Remonstrate (remonstrate)
:: Despite their remonstrations with the owners employee they were forced to pay a fee of 40 for release
194. Lieutenant (leifteanant)
:: According to the Independent a police lieutenant declared at the hotel yesterday that he had stationed snipers around the building and would kill anyone who attempted to leave
195. Neutrality (neodracht)
:: the clinical neutrality of the description
196. Vengeance (bhfeice)
:: In the end I set the game of chess back a few hundred years and Robert had his vengeance
197. Cutlass (cutlass)
:: They use pikes and heavy cutlasses in a practical serious manner
198. Orderly (ordúil)
:: The cell spaces are also orderly in their arrangement unlike typical periosteal tissue
199. Oppress (oppress)
:: Every tyrant and every oppressor deserve the full wrath of justice
200. Camp (campa)
:: So far the woman has voted off four blokes all of whom have been quite camp and only one of them has turned out to be gay
201. Protest (agóid)
:: A committee of 56 workers has been organizing to protest what they call sweatshop conditions
202. Dogfight (dogfight)
:: Now they could only wait for the range to close and the dogfight to begin
203. Automatic (uathoibríoch)
:: The five speed automatic gear box produces a smooth very positive firm ride and will deliver a blast of energy at the slightest increase in pressure on the accelerator
204. Rendition (rendition)
:: I just sang a rousing rendition of Oh Canada
205. Holocaust (uileloscadh)
:: Another correspondent defines as holocausts the almost total destruction of some Maori tribes by other tribes
206. Counteroffensive (counteroffensive)
:: For example modern armies are capable of defending rather vast areas and launching counteroffensives in the same or smaller areas once reserve forces have moved up
207. Counterterrorism (counterterrorism)
:: He champions better directed counterterrorist efforts encouraging the participation of friendly states
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