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211. Fjord (fjordo)
:: If you look at a map of the west coast of Norway the first thing youll notice is the thousands of inlets fjords and islands
212. Redwood (sekvojo)
:: A grove of giant redwoods or sequoias should be kept just as we keep a great and beautiful cathedral
213. Reef (rifo)
:: Apparently three of the Struben brothers workers were among those who struck gold in the main reef
214. Penumbra (duonombro)
:: I think its important that we recognize the existence of this problematic penumbral group but that doesnt mean that there arent people who do take responsibility
215. Groyne (groyne)
:: Seawalls groins and other manmade structures including beach nourishment projects can potentially reduce shortterm immediate erosion risk
216. Tidal (tajda)
:: You must pick your time well as she is often swept by strong tidal currents
217. Tide (tajdo)
:: As they go farther into the water the tide pushes them downstream
218. Refine (rafini)
:: In the 150 years human being have drilled for and refined petroleum its estimated weve used about 1 trillion barrels
219. Refinery (rafinejo)
:: Engineers tonight are also checking for damage to the areas oil refineries
220. Pen (plumo)
:: It is expected that another publication will be coming from the pen of the author in the next few months
221. Heaven (ĉielo)
:: We then turned the car towards the retail heaven that is IKEA
222. Salvage (salvage)
:: They also found remnant ingots from the 195152 salvage operation
223. Combine (kombini)
:: On fields with wide variability in growth and maturity it may be advantageous to harvest it in sections adjusting the combine to match the crop conditions in each section
224. Quicksand (tembladera)
:: Morecambe Bay is notoriously dangerous with fast rising tides and quicksands
225. Humid (humida)
:: The rainy season is over with its dull monotonous grey skies and unpleasant humid rain
226. Uphill (supren)
:: But the battle against terrorism in Africa is an uphill one
227. Eye (okulo)
:: If we want a different eye colour we get coloured contact lenses
228. Tailwind (vento de vosto)
:: Weather conditions that are associated with high rates of migration in the fall are the passage of cold fronts and tailwinds
229. Marsh (marĉo)
:: The distribution of plants in freshwater marshes is driven by competition inundation and drawdown
230. Rig (rigo)
:: The radial consists of a 576 square metre sail area compared to the regular rig of 706
231. Butcher (viandisto)
:: Ive even seen her helping to butcher cattle much to the surprise of the soldiers
232. Buttercup (Buttercup)
:: Teresa had made herself a bright yellow dress that reminded Scott of the buttercups and daffodils back east
233. Drift (drift)
:: People who know me will know the general drift of my thoughts and the intensity of my feelings on disasters whether they be personal natural or manmade
234. Driftwood (driftwood)
:: beaches covered in driftwood logs
235. Drill (borilo)
:: Friction causes inflammation so you know the drill rest ice and lower your seat a notch
236. Comet (kometo)
:: At a distance of one lightweek our solar system is lost in the Suns glare even farther out is a collection of cometary objects called the Oort Cloud depicted as a sphere one light year across
237. Tidemark (tidemark)
:: It was I felt scenically enhanced by its proximity to the Dodder River even though it was the cause of the water tidemarks on the internal walls the area having flooded a few years back
238. Altitude (alteco)
:: In some regions trees have invaded tundra extending the altitudinal or latitudinal limit of tree growth
239. Ginkgo (ginkgo)
:: Investigators have suggested that these fossils represent new growth from cycads deciduous trees ginkgos and most commonly conifer trees
240. Aspen (tremolo)
:: The three worked closely together to ensure that the new landscape would harmonize with a surrounding woodland of aspens Douglas firs ponderosa pines and river birches
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