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61. why (kial)
:: The reason why this guy makes me feel better is because he has less
62. wide (larĝa)
:: But then Weaver made a crucial mistake making a wide pickoff throw to first base
63. widely (larĝe)
:: Yet just by looking at the English and German sites we see widely different layouts
64. width (larĝo)
:: Mr Haggarty said it was hoped to expand the room which is located on the ground floor of the hotel by about 4ft in width and 8ft in length
65. wife (edzino)
:: She is a comic pointilliste and her precise inflections of wifeliness dot the brain like a quiver of hatpins
66. wild (sovaĝa)
:: When mist fills the Himalayan valleys and heavy monsoon rain sweeps across the hills it is natural for the wild creatures to seek shelter
67. wildly (sovaĝe)
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68. will (volas)
:: Soon there will be bitter regret at all the public land being squandered irredeemably
69. willing (volonte)
:: Like any wise leader he was aware that his own success would have been nothing had his men not been willing even eager to follow him
70. win (gajno)
:: Ben Wyvis for instance is unlikely to win any prizes in a contest against some of the more shapely Highland summits
71. wind (vento)
:: The two concertos feature wind players from Beechams Royal Philharmonic
72. wind (vento)
:: The two concertos feature wind players from Beechams Royal Philharmonic
73. window (fenestro)
:: it fell out the window
74. wine (vinon)
:: One brew still popular in many parts of China is made of fruit bits suspended in rice wine
75. wing (flugilo)
:: Social democrats from the New Democratic Party consistently opposed the states development strategy as did a wing of the Liberal Party
76. winner (venkinto)
:: We knew that if we could keep up with her for the next few weeks we were on to a winner
77. winning (gajnanta)
:: His firm handshake welcoming smile and boyish charm were a winning combination
78. winter (vintro)
:: the winter months
79. wire (drato)
:: Glass beads on Maasai necklaces are strung onto thin commercial wire
80. wise (saĝa)
:: Unfortunately though he was wise in certain matters he seemed to blind to other matters
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