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Topic Culture:: PAGE #27
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781. Mould (muffa)
:: The solutions exhibited strong alkaline pH values for slag and washed slag while the pH of the soil solution of garden mould was only slightly alkaline
782. Hang (appendere)
:: If you feel there will be no strikethrough or bleeding issues hang your new paper
783. Message (Messaggio)
:: The president delivered his message in an informal forum which he used often on the campaign trail
784. Background (sfondo)
:: Now I can see myself in that niche Ive always liked being the lieutenant who keeps things running smoothly in the background
785. Backing (appoggio)
:: With no real capital to speak of the bookshop launched itself as a publisher primarily with the financial backing of a local pearl merchant
786. Raunchy (volgare)
:: Total raunchiness and bad language in this chapter
787. Vinyl (vinile)
:: It is present in older vinyl floor coverings and mats for stoves and ironing boards
788. Gangway (passerella)
:: In all 176 passengers were escorted off the Mississippi Belle II without incident over a gangway rigged up from the shore officials said
789. Residency (residenza)
:: she has Irish residency
790. Index (indice)
:: Clinical assessments of the venous ulcers based on the criteria of the severity scale were performed and each ulcer was assigned a severity index score
791. Krummhorn (Krummhorn)
:: Thats because any festival whether it celebrates the sackbut and crumhorn of early music or the sword and society of the Vikings brings in enthusiasts
792. Townscape (paesaggio urbano)
:: Grimshaw who is most famous for his moonlit townscapes was born in Leeds in 1836 and began painting while working as a clerk for the Great Northern Railway
793. Track (traccia)
:: However because Arrow trains require a different gauge track a new line needs to be put down
794. Festival (Festival)
:: Torrential rain and vandalism marred Settles annual flag festival and Sheep Shambles
795. Dance (danza)
:: When he was a sophomore the dance instructor asked him to compose some music for a dance recital
796. Doorman (portiere)
:: After considering other factors he laid the blame on the doormen in their apartment buildings
797. Pastel (pastello)
:: Ive seen one painted in stripes of palest pastel rainbow colours which looked wonderful under the dappled shade of a tree at the bottom of the garden
798. Villain (furfante)
:: a pantomime villain
799. Agent (agente)
:: The actualization of motion through an aspect of the detached agent takes place when the detached agent originates an effect in the thing it sets in motion
800. Excerpt (estratto)
:: Now the former POW is trying to set the record straight with a new book excerpted in this TIME cover story
801. Spinet (spinetta)
:: These baby baby grands and tiny spinets produce three octaves from hammers hitting metal rods
802. Screen (schermo)
:: Were about to eat her mother called through the screen door
803. Screening (selezione)
:: Current screening of potential new drugs is done using cell lines derived from animals or abnormal human tissue such as tumor cells
804. Screenplay (sceneggiatura)
:: It was through Laurent that I started writing screenplays for short films
805. Publicist (pubblicista)
:: His publicists have produced a film showing the veteran politician without the turban sitting for a haircut and watching football
806. Publish (pubblicare)
:: I discovered that some reasonably wellknown names are using Lulu to print and publish collections of their photographs either in black and white or full colour
807. Royalty (reali)
:: I think theres an ongoing interest not only the British royal family but royalty in general
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