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161. application (aplikaĵo)
:: Revenue problems will be dealt with separately through a general rate application in the spring
162. apply (apliki)
:: to apply a name to sth
163. appoint (starigu)
:: What happens if some individuals are appointed to this authority who turn out to be absolute disasters
164. appointment (rendevuon)
:: I have been told they should have made an appointment before visiting and I am not obliged to tell them anything
165. appreciate (ŝati)
:: Tokyo is of course a maritime city and a great port but people who visit do not always fully appreciate this
166. approach (alproksimiĝo)
:: We met an uncooperative approach from the claimants solicitors which put us to expense in itself
167. appropriate (taŭga)
:: he didnt get appropriate training
168. approval (aprobo)
:: he gave me a nod of approval
169. approve (aprobi)
:: Members voted to approve the plans claiming the proposals were in accordance with policy and that there was both local and historic interest
170. approving (aprobante)
:: He noted how US companies unlike their competitors are prohibited by law from bribing government officials responsible for approving contracts
171. approximate (proksimuma)
:: When is the approximate best time to get an accurate body fat percentage reading
172. approximately (proksimume)
:: its ten miles approximately
174. area (areon)
:: Alternatively smoke from burning moxa can be wafted over the painful area of the body using a smoke box
175. argue (argumenti)
:: Many now argue that the reporter is needed to provoke engagement with the viewer
176. argument (argumenton)
:: to lose an argument
177. arise (ekesti)
:: The biggest problems arose in cases where people were building their homes by direct labour
178. arm (brako)
:: Mark stepped in between Scott and me and put a protective arm in front of me
179. armed (armitan)
:: No one in West Yorkshire Police will be prosecuted over the shooting of a former soldier armed with an airgun it was announced yesterday
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