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61. Collect (verzamelen)
:: I think most people buying Gundam and Metal Gear Solid toys are older people who collect action figures rather than play with them
62. Collection (verzameling)
:: Instead many are finding holistic panaceas and a philosophy which views the patient as a whole body rather than as a disease or a collection of symptoms more beneficial
63. Collector (verzamelaar)
:: Local residents have claimed that one cause of the crisis is that bogus rate collectors are taking the money they collect so it does not get paid to the council
64. Margin (marge)
:: The trouble is of course this doesnt happen by accident at all and the margin for error is huge
65. Marimba (marimba)
:: The beautiful sounds of the Welsh Male Voice Choir of South Africa will drift across the lakes waters while the Meropa Basadi group will play carols on marimbas and drums giving the occasion a memorable African feel
66. Multiplex (multiplex)
:: However the multiplex advantage is clear and advances in data acquisition technology and computer processing speed can make this a viable approach to rapid highresolution infrared ringdown data collection
67. Genre (genre)
:: All in all I picked up ten magazines representing a wide base of styles and genres
68. Pedal (pedaal)
:: She also is unafraid to be generous with the pedal yet clarity isnt sacrificed
69. Grime (vuil)
:: A dirty looking girl of about ten suddenly appeared from a nearby alley her face caked with grime
70. Grip (greep)
:: Beyond that the thugs are organized in a manner designed to maintain a tight grip on power
71. Show (laten zien)
:: Its a pleasant show of human kindness in a time when all we seem to hear about is terrorism and violence
72. Continuity (continuïteit)
:: Emphasizing the unchanging aspects of the topography he made the case for the unbroken continuity of scriptural history with the living present
73. Reviewer (recensent)
:: Dont overwhelm independent technologyassessment reviewers by submitting large volumes of data
74. Cartoon (spotprent)
:: His first hurdle as chairman will be to erase the cartoon image of him that is seared into the minds of most of the population
75. Drama (drama)
:: In literature and drama lessons there is an increasing exposure to unsavoury material and language
76. Dramatist (toneelschrijver)
:: What did you attempt to impart to dramatists about playwriting at the National Playwrights Conference
77. Dramatize (dramatiseren)
:: Instead filmmakers sensed the difficulty in dramatizing a story with so little dialogue and virtually no interaction between characters
78. Finish (af hebben)
:: The homeowner used a sage green stain to finish her garden wall
79. Fire (brand)
:: Associated with the element of fire and the sun in astrology the plant was often used in floral oracle readings
80. Arrangement (arrangement)
:: arrangement of flowers
81. Headline (opschrift)
:: This incident might warrant a newspaper headline but it is certainly not a story
82. Symbolic (symbolisch)
:: To me this is symbolic of the effect of the book shedding light on what otherwise might be passed by unnoticed
83. Symbolism (symboliek)
:: I totally agree with Patrice Hall that a symbol loses its symbolism if it tells you what it symbolises
84. Symphony (symfonie)
:: I will let the image speak for itself for it has already spoken volumes to my heart in a symphony of simplicity and raw beauty
85. Prelude (voorspel)
:: The unnamed mistress of whom the first eight lines are prelude is finally addressed but not until line nine As I meet thee
86. Bill (Bill)
:: the bill for their meal came to 17
87. Recital (overweging)
:: Given what most people today think they know about Fascism this bare recital of facts is a mystery story
88. Showcase (vitrine)
:: Rocky Mountain National Park is a living showcase of the spectacular Rocky Mountains
89. Jazz (jazz-)
:: Eight town centre venues will feature up to forty bands covering all idioms from New Orleans through swing to bebop and contemporary jazz
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