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81. Appease (pacigi) :
This isnt quite the same as being a bunch of spineless appeasers
83. Apprehension (atendado) :
One is through sense perception and the other through a direct sort of apprehension of existence
84. Apprehensive (maltrankvila) :
I am very nervous and apprehensive particularly as the hours are ticking away
85. Approbation (aprobon) :
Thus he established the peasant proprietorship and won approbation and support of the overwhelming majority of the population
86. Arable (kultivebla) :
Agricultural improvement required the elimination of the fallow and the raising of yields but such innovation required more animals manuremachines for the arable
87. Arbitrary (arbitra) :
Curbs were placed on the arbitrary exercise of power and steps were taken to give some measure of regularity to the legal system
88. Arbitrator (arbitracianto) :
So naturally when the arbitrators of the labour dispute committee heard the case they couldnt help laughing either
89. Arboreal (arborema) :
Set in a forest clearing its arboreal form was inspired by the surrounding trees
90. Arcane (arkanaj) :
Records were denied airplay for the most arcane reasons imaginable
91. Archaic (arkaikaj) :
Most of the diseases she did not know and she began to lose hope since most of the writing was ancient and archaic
92. Archetype (arketipo) :
Thoth as the earlier archetype of Hermes and subsequently Mercury was a potent force in the Egyptian pantheon
94. Arduous (laboriga) :
Her latest solo record bid is probably the most hazardous and arduous challenge that she has faced
95. Armada (armita) :
Between 1621 and 1623 three new armadas were established in Flanders Galicia and Gibraltar to support those in Cadiz and Lisbon
97. Arson (bruligo) :
The jury still found Cottrell guilty of conspiracy to commit arson and seven counts of arson
98. Articulate (artiki) :
Yet we often fail to articulate this doctrine clearly even to ourselves
99. Artifice (artifiko) :
The purpose of art is not to deny artifice but to manage it so well that it appears inevitable
100. Artisan (metiistajn) :
Away from the music Jamaica has some excellent artisans and craftspeople but not all items for sale are of good quality
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