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Topic Culture:: PAGE #23
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661. Bronze (bronzen)
:: rich gleaming shades of bronze
662. Can (kan)
:: we can have another drink if you like
663. Characterization (kenschetsing)
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664. Charcoal (houtskool)
:: Then certain classes of materials including wood charcoal and carbonized seeds were reexamined and identified
665. Description (Beschrijving)
:: On the tube yesterday travellers of every description could be heard auditing their families
666. Doggerel (rijmelarij)
:: Even more frustrating was the fact that all these topics were being lampooned in the rich underground repertoire of jokes doggerel poems and song parodies circulating among the public
667. Fusion (fusie)
:: Even plastic is often recycled socalled plastic mechanics visit peoples houses to repair broken plastics by the simple process of heat fusion
668. Futurism (futurisme)
:: I had admittedly written a book with Watts Wacker on the future but I neither knew that futurism was a discipline nor that I was a futurist
669. Gospel (Evangelie)
:: When witnessing the gospel of Jesus Christ to someone where if anywhere do you feel that the creation message becomes relevant
670. Gothic (gotisch)
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671. Gouache (gouache)
:: The materials they are using are incredibly varied including acrylics casein egg tempera and gouache
672. Ham (ham)
:: Hes just one in a long line of ham actors who turn soccer into a joke
673. Impressionism (impressionisme)
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674. Intro (intro)
:: I eventually discovered that theyd visited one of my housemates during my second year at uni and had slept in my bed as I was away at the time I think this has to be one of the weirdest intros Ive ever had to someone
675. Introduction (invoering)
:: The trio brought elusive tension to the sometimes brooding slow introduction before the bright melody is introduced
676. Kitsch (kitsch)
:: Londons victory was announced only after a presentation ceremony that scaled new heights of kitsch
677. Light (licht)
:: They have chosen to shed their heavy armor for loose and light garments such as our own
678. Melodic (melodieus)
:: The second movement is rather quiet with long melodic lines and some striking melody
679. Melodious (melodieus)
:: The 64 melodious polyphonic ring tones which are composed on a Yamaha piano offer a wide variety of choices from classical to New Age and even funk
680. Melodrama (melodrama)
:: By giving her a love interest the movie fits into more traditional representations of women in the filmic genre of the womans melodrama
681. Moral (Moreel)
:: An election of a high standard should start with the moral character and conduct of the candidate
682. Organ (orgaan)
:: Similarly in Darska Rimbaud overlays a stuttering beat with the rising chords of a church organ and voices
683. Part (een deel)
:: Sharing a few beers on an evening is I think an essential part of going on a business trip
684. Pop (knal)
:: My ears pop at the change in pressure so I stick my finger in one and rub it
685. Report (verslag doen van)
:: audit report
686. Reporter (verslaggever)
:: There is no huge newswire with reporters around the world feeding articles to newspapers
687. Still (nog steeds)
:: South Africa are on only two points but they have a game in hand and can still win the series
688. Tempo (tempo)
:: The skiers maintain the same pace and tempo
689. Verse (vers)
:: The upsurge of early printed verse translations makes public a large and rapidly distributed body of foreignborn poetry
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