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1. dad (paĉjo)
:: Mums dads and their children could be relocated as far away as Liverpool or Wigan under the scheme
2. daily (ĉiutaga)
:: Building and construction works on the lands are matters of almost daily routine
3. damage (damaĝo)
:: Motorists have paid the price of deteriorating roads with damage to their vehicles
4. damp (malseketa)
:: The tubers can then be stored in boxes though not the crowns and covered with slightly damp peat ready for planting next year
5. dance (danco)
:: When he was a sophomore the dance instructor asked him to compose some music for a dance recital
8. danger (danĝero)
:: The ballot is in protest at several drivers who have been relegated to platform work after passing signals at danger
9. dangerous (danĝera)
:: How could anyone support this frankly ridiculous criminally dangerous reckless and rash point of view
10. dare (kuraĝas)
:: John told us a funny story that Id never heard about how he climbed his schools roof for a dare
11. dark (mallumo)
:: There was one man who though he was dark had the most incredible eyes of gold
12. data (datumoj)
:: Internet 2 continues to break astounding records for transmitting data
13. date (dato)
:: They look like animals and they all wanted to know who was Pams date
14. daughter (filino)
:: This paper examines Tsuga no yume Naku tori no and Boshi which detail the reality of motherhood and daughterhood in a nuclear family under the patriarchal system
15. day (tago)
:: By day I was glued to my walkman walking round in a daze listening to the show
16. dead (mortintoj)
:: Many people do believe that the spirits of the dead talk to the living
17. deaf (surda)
:: Why dont they take these blind deaf and dumb politicians of their community to task
18. deal (multe)
:: During the deal six cards are to be placed face down in the centre of the table to form a kitty
19. dear (kara)
:: It was fine dear but please do be polite to your sister and let her finish
20. death (morto)
:: The other two photographs are closer and shows many birds dead some near death and very few still standing
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