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241. Agitator (agitator)
:: They look for work at another large farm and find agitators attempting to keep migrants from taking work as a protest against unfair wages
242. Agreement (comhaontú)
:: we just couldnt come to an agreement
243. Aircrew (aerchriú)
:: There was a potentially serious risk to aircraft aircrews and air operations from possible collisions as well as impact on the operational effectiveness of the base
244. Belligerent (chogaíoch)
:: His team has played a particularly belligerent and aggressive brand of cricket and I think theyre the benchmark against which other international cricket teams have judged themselves
245. Bomb (buama)
:: On the second play of the second half Manning took advantage of a dazed Aaron Glenn and hit Wayne on a 57yard bomb
246. Captain (captaen)
:: He is a captain in the US Naval Reserve and a P3C Orion pilot
247. Conflict (coimhlint)
:: This world is one in which there is a conflict between historical culture the impulses of the individual body and the intensities of inner experience
248. Damage (damáiste)
:: Motorists have paid the price of deteriorating roads with damage to their vehicles
249. Danger (contúirt)
:: The ballot is in protest at several drivers who have been relegated to platform work after passing signals at danger
250. Dangerous (contúirteacha)
:: How could anyone support this frankly ridiculous criminally dangerous reckless and rash point of view
251. Detonate (madhmadh)
:: The script uses almost every word as detonative symbol
252. Execute (fhorghníomhú)
:: Keeping the enemy on his toes deters and interdicts his ability to effectively execute the chosen course of action
253. Execution (forghníomhú)
:: Kevin Spacey plays Gale a man who has been convicted of murder and awaits his execution while on death row
254. Foray (Creach)
:: So what can we learn from this brief and sobering foray into the world of political consulting and roughandtumble politics
255. Force (fórsa)
:: The 2000strong police and military force arrived in the Solomons two weeks ago
256. Outcry (outcry)
:: But they were eventually given the green light following a public outcry
257. Outflank (outflank)
:: Late in November 1950 they attacked the weaker South Korean units drove them back and partially outflanked the neighboring and suddenly vulnerable UN troops
258. Pistol (piostal)
:: Williams was carrying a loaded air pistol in his pocket
259. Reservist (cúltacaire)
:: Such animosity stems from a particularly low level of morale among the Guardsmen and reservists
260. Slowdown (Tóg go bog é)
:: the drop in earnings was due to an extreme economic slowdown
261. Stoppage (stad)
:: The dispute over a new enterprise agreement went on for about 12 months and included a series of 24hour protest stoppages
262. Storm (stoirm)
:: But the man at the center of the storm sits calmly in his office just a few doors down from the presidents playing down reports of a rift
263. Strafe (Strafe)
:: Erwin Rommel was one such victim nearly being killed when his car was strafed by an Allied fighter
264. Strategic (straitéiseach)
:: The Soviets achieve a longdesired southern strategic goal isolating Turkey opening a route to the Indian Ocean and the Eastern Mediterranean
265. Suspect (drochamhras)
:: Police suspect there are one or more groups of robbers operating in the area
266. Terrorism (sceimhlitheoireacht)
:: Now we are told immediately by world leaders that this was most assuredly an act of terrorism
267. Terrorist (sceimhlitheoireachta)
:: Yes we should know that there are terrorists who have ideas and plans to do us harm
268. Underground (faoi thalamh)
:: She became active in the underground socialist movement in her midteens while she was at high school
269. Violence (foréigean)
:: domestic violence against women
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