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361. Cannibalize (canibalizar)
:: The Mac maker would certainly need to be sure that MacOS X for Intel wouldnt cannibalise its hardware sales as the availability of the OS running on a 15GHz AMD Athlon box might well do
362. Rotor (rotoro)
:: When the stolen Enigma was returned some rotors were still missing
363. Evaluate (taksi)
:: It judiciously employs evidence from extensive research combined with fair evaluations
364. Membrane (membranon)
:: Although there are as far as is known no quantitative data hydrogen peroxide is usually thought to move rapidly across the membranes of cells and organelles
365. Stimulus (stimulo)
:: All of this will be billed as a stimulus package to boost economic growth
366. Reproduce (reprodukti)
:: Assane Dione has painted a portrait of Amadou Bamba that has been reproduced and sold as a snapshotsized print all over Senegal for several years now
367. Charge (ŝarĝi)
:: the plan is to charge headlong at the enemy
368. Neutron (neŭtrono)
:: The result would be a star made entirely of neutrons and these could be packed together as closely as the protons and neutrons in an atomic nucleus
369. Neurotransmitter (neurotransmisor)
:: Postsynaptic proteins receive the neurotransmitters released by presynaptic proteins
370. Condition (kondiĉo)
:: As regards the second condition peaceful relations have indeed developed among the consolidated democracies of the West
371. Conduct (konduto)
:: A similar timidity seems to have characterized the administrations conduct of military operations during the occupation
372. Conductive (konduktiva)
:: A variation of the fully loaded conductive elastomer is the coextruded version which features a conductively loaded outer liner over a nonconductive hollow inner core
373. Conductor (dirigento)
:: This leaves the orchestra without a conductor and a musical cacophony verging on dissonance
374. Organism (organismo)
:: the Church is a divinely constituted organism
375. Gadget (gadget)
:: Even when schools started offering courses about computers most design studio instructors sneered at the gadgetry
376. Prove (pruvi)
:: you dont have to prove anything
377. Domain (havaĵo)
:: Sport for the most part is the domain of the young
378. Sheet (folio)
:: Use permanent markers to avoid smudging and place a sheet of ruled paper underneath so that the writing is evenly spaced
379. Lightweight (malpeza)
:: However such strength means that the car is no lightweight and the 14 HDi tips the scales at almost 1200 kg empty
380. Light (lumo)
:: They have chosen to shed their heavy armor for loose and light garments such as our own
381. Maintain (subteni)
:: Neither side has the time or interest to maintain roads and buildings
382. Vesicle (veziketo)
:: A variety of minerals were deposited in the hollow vesicles
383. Axis (akso)
:: The body axis of vertebrates is an integrated cylinder of bones connective tissue and muscle
384. Axon (axón)
:: All axons from the enteric nerve cells lack a myelin sheath
385. Knob (kapeto)
:: She grabbed the knob as she heard the lock turn locking her in
386. Spectrum (spektro)
:: Over the three days of public hearings the board heard from a wide spectrum of people supporting the applications and a small number of local residents and business owners who opposed them
387. Species (specioj)
:: Most writers deny thinking of a specific reader or of a species called readers when writing
388. Specify (specifi)
:: You can give to a community foundation in your town or area and specify that your cash go only to charities or events that help support a specific cause
389. Specimen (specimeno)
:: It took me a second to home in on that perfect specimen of manlybuffness
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