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61. Accord (unuanime)
:: The committee worked in accord on the bill and saw it as a very high priority
62. Ploughshare (ploughshare)
:: Though they supplied handicraft products essential to the country and society including ploughshares and spear heads as well as pots and cloth of all kinds they tended to be despised by the rest of the population
63. Combat (batalo)
:: Parents who contacted the group say no action was taken to combat bullying despite repeated requests to school management
64. Combative (combativa)
:: Its combativeness its hostility to everything it perceives as a threat works against it here
65. Casualty (viktimo)
:: The first casualty of this double taxation was luxury glass the citys traditional export
66. Faction (frakcio)
:: The idea of a competition for power among political factions was regarded with distaste
67. Ambush (embusko)
:: Sam Newman asked Malthouse directly why Collingwood had ambushed Williams at the tribunal
68. Crossbow (arbalesto)
:: The weapons unearthed include crossbows hooks lances arrowheads spears and swords
69. Catapult (katapulto)
:: Using an air rifle or a highpowered catapult the vandals smashed ten of the grounds floodlights causing over 1000 worth of damage
70. Bow (pafarko)
:: It was covered in black velvet with a blood red rose embroidered on the front and a ribbon of the same colour as the rose tied in a bow at the top
71. Uprising (insurekcio)
:: Simultaneous revolutions and uprisings erupted in several countries across Europe
72. Occupation (okupacio)
:: Both Maori and British common law require continuous occupation and control for common law ownership
73. Marshal (marŝalo)
:: In order to get good action shots we often have go in front of the catch fencing from the guidance of the race marshals and if a car does go out of control it usually shunts in the tyre wall and comes to rest
74. Riot (tumulto)
:: the films sex scenes caused a riot in Cannes
75. Defend (defendi)
:: Frontline set up three years ago works to protect and defend human rights workers in danger across the world
76. Enemy (malamiko)
:: The bulk of the infantry was kept back out of range of the enemy guns ready to counterattack
77. Rifle (fusilo)
:: Another development applied to both handgun and rifle bullets is a bonding process
78. Rifleman (fusilero)
:: Gunners and riflemen must identify sectors of fire and ensure all avenues of approach are covered
79. Musket (muskedo)
:: Instead he saw the men walking calmly saw them carefully scanning the terrain ahead of them muskets ready to fire
80. Commandant (komandanto)
:: From a more practical point of view several commandants have pushed the Marine Corps not only to educate but also to train Marines for the new challenges of complex crises and emergencies
81. Commander (komandanto)
:: Cumberland later went back to sea with one captain and five commanders on board the six are shortly to assume command of their own frigates and destroyers
82. Commanding (komandante)
:: It sits up high providing a commanding view of the road
83. Guardsman (gardisto)
:: The palace was floodlit a fullsize Royal Standard usually reserved for state occasions was flying and guardsmen in bearskins were on sentry duty
84. Guerrilla (gerilo)
:: Rebel guerrillas would be tracked then intercepted before reaching their targets
85. Flagship (flagŝipo)
:: The design of the store will be closely modelled on the companys flagship store in Oxford Street
86. Flamethrower (flamĵetilo)
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87. Missile (misilo)
:: As Tuesdays game went on sections of the crowd vented their frustration by throwing missiles on to the pitch
88. Assail (ataki)
:: Moving with precise coordination the Arbiters pounced upon their prey assailing him with stinging strikes of their daggers
89. Assassin (murdistino)
:: He would like to deny that history which depicts Turks as assassins or apportion blame to the Armenians
90. Assassinate (murdi)
:: Political opponents were assassinated women were raped before being mutilated and killed
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