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61. seek (serĉi)
:: A deaf person more often than not delays seeking medical help partly due to the wrong notion that his condition is incurable
62. seem (ŝajnas)
:: Roys save was probably the best action on the pitch though not it would seem of the afternoon
63. select (elektu)
:: However this progress has been made for only a select group of species
64. selection (elekto)
:: they objected to his selection
65. self (mem)
:: Each person brings into the school his or her unique self
66. self (mem)
:: Each person brings into the school his or her unique self
67. sell (vendu)
:: it was clear that the performances would not sell out
68. senate (Senato)
:: the senate must ratify any treaty with a twothirds majority
69. senator (senatano)
:: She was first introduced as one of nine female Democrat senators
70. send (sendu)
:: well send you a taxi in 10 minutes
71. senior (altrangaj)
:: His only appearance in the senior side came in preseason in a friendly behind closed doors at Middlesbrough
72. sense (senson)
:: They hit their lines in the script with an unusual sense of urgency and concern
73. sensible (saĝa)
:: Emma is a sensible person who likes to read the end of a story to decide if she should bother reading the entire book if she doesnt like the ending she figures why read it at all
74. sensitive (sentemaj)
:: The whole process of category building is dynamic and extremely sensitive to patterns detected in the data
75. sentence (frazo)
:: The relatively lenient sentence has been widely interpreted as a blow to Southeast Asian efforts to combat terrorism
76. separate (apartajn)
:: The proxy ballot card was designed to address these questions as separate voting issues
78. separately (aparte)
:: I shall consider that figure separately from the prime costs
79. separation (apartiga)
:: A complete separation of religion from the state guarantees this freedom and protects children from manipulation by religions
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