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221. attractive (alloga)
:: Such a policy goal would be attractive to parents students and many other stakeholders
222. audience (spektantaron)
:: The fact is if youd written this book for a younger audience I think it would have been more magical
223. August (aŭgusto)
:: Its a great show and demonstrates why the photographer is now a member of that august body Magnum Photos
224. aunt (onklino)
:: When a man goes to prison wives sisters mothers and aunts often work to keep the family together
225. author (aŭtoro)
:: She authored many bestselling books including Forever Young Forever Healthy
226. authority (aŭtoritato)
:: Betty was also an avid reader and became an authority on Irish and local history and family genealogy
227. automatic (aŭtomata)
:: 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
228. available (havebla)
:: As a manager I used to get stressed on Friday when players would ring and say they were not available
229. average (averaĝa)
:: Thus lower rates of migration in the population lead to stronger average levels of association
230. avoid (eviti)
:: I am now so paranoid at not paying a fine I will avoid the place
231. awake (maldorma)
:: Not that sort of restless you understand but rather restless awake rather than asleep
232. award (premion)
:: Laois County Council has established a literature award to mark the annual Bealtaine Literature Festival which is now in its eight year
233. aware (konscia)
:: That was when he was first aware of his pathological desire to lose his left leg
234. away (for)
:: I filed it away in my head
235. awful (terura)
:: The last time Id ridden 200 miles I felt awful the next day like Id been hit by a truck
237. awkward (mallerta)
:: As I lay on my side too choked with inward giggling to move into a less awkward and uncomfortable position my mother appeared
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