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481. Turbine (turbina)
:: As we headed south across the keel towards the bow we swam over the turbines in the exposed engineroom
482. Hillock (hillock)
:: Hillocky and small hillocky swamps with numerous lakes channels and streams are widely distributed throughout the reserve
483. Hillside (hillside)
:: For the next 15 days she looked for his body in ravines and morgues on hillsides and in rivers
484. Hilltop (hilltop)
:: This may explain in part why this is occurring on many hillsides or hilltops
485. Blossom (fjur)
:: Below my window theres an apple tree in blossom
486. Breezy (Breezy)
:: Still the film exhilarates and has the breezy hipster tone that these filmmakers are gradually perfecting
487. Vapour (fwar)
:: Slight vapoury clouds sailed smoothly over the clear sky scarcely obscuring the sun and at times a downpour of rain fell suddenly in sheets and was as quickly over
488. Battery (batterija)
:: Today you would need a battery of electronic equipment to measure the difference in noise and vibration between say a Focus and a Mondeo
489. Weather (temp)
:: stone walls provide shelter from wind and weather
490. Toll (pedaġġ)
:: In the meantime both sides claim battle victories war reports conflict and contradict and the casualty toll is rising
491. Sunflower (ġirasol)
:: The owner clearly knows what she likes for she has given the entire space over to two species planted in tubs sunflowers and tomatoes
492. Sunless (sunless)
:: This is a more upbeat way of looking at the regions temperature which can fall to 51 Celsius in a sixmonth sunless winter
493. Sunlight (dawl tax-xemx)
:: Weeds reduce yields by competing with crops for water nutrients and sunlight
494. Clear (ċara)
:: The pupils were black and surrounding them was a ring of clear blue
495. Current (kurrenti)
:: When a current flows through a wire a circular magnetic field is created around it
496. Sunburst (sunburst)
:: Its descriptive title calls it a sixbranched form based on nature but at the same time the composition recalls both Asian mandalas and the sunburst motif popular in design of the time
497. Calm (kalm)
:: For gamblers used to the relative calm of Las Vegas the feeding frenzy in Macao can be a bit of a shock
498. Chaff (karfa)
:: The air was full of goodnatured chaff and badinage between persons who had never seen each other before and never expected to again
499. Promenade (promenade)
:: Access to the river will be opened by a waterfront promenade
500. Promontory (promontorju)
:: If you want to be independent go to any promontory headland or peninsula that has deep water close inshore and allows you to stand on a cliff a good height above water level
501. Meal (ikla)
:: That dedication allows AGP to be a lowcost supplier to industry users of soybean oil and meal
502. Meander (meander)
:: Ali led the way to a place where the river meandered away from the road looping around a tall stand of deciduous forest that stood alone like an island
503. Hill (għoljiet)
:: But all this variety and good looks wouldnt amount to a hill of slush without some solid control
504. Southerly (nofsinhar)
:: The site is easy to dive in most conditions except when easterly or southerly gales prevail
505. Cosmic (kożmika)
:: Its not like taking a wee chunk out of one of the thousands bobbing around the solar system is some kind of cosmic vandalism
506. Cosmonaut (cosmonaut)
:: Other historical milestones are also being achieved commercially such as the successful mission of two Russian cosmonauts to the space station Mir beginning in April 2000
507. Cosmos (Cosmos)
:: While it is important to note the mutuality of aid among the three estates it is equally important to note that social ordering like the ordering of the cosmos as a whole was firmly hierarchical
508. Relief (eżenzjoni)
:: relief team
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