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91. Saga (saga)
:: The Ministers gaffe came amidst a day of heightened pressure on all players involved in the saga
92. Largo (largo)
:: The second movement largo is begun by the piano in a delicate shift away from the minor theme the transition was handled adeptly by Goode who set a perfect tempo for the burst of strings which enters upon his last bar
93. Thrash (bastonare)
:: He insists that after hearing what specialists had to say he was even more convinced he was right and that Howard was an old political leader thrashing around for an issue
94. Embroidery (ricamo)
:: There were sequins of all kinds embroideries and unique fringed fabrics
95. Revue (Revue)
:: Adding drama to the downtown scene are the melodramas and vaudeville revues presented at the Gaslighter Theater
96. Rhapsody (rapsodia)
:: When the same sentence is reproduced verbatim in the blurb one feels that the book will be long on rhapsodies and short on substance
97. Expressionism (espressionismo)
:: This also happens with a twopart panel titled Painting Painting on which horizontal bands of expressionistically painted reds and yellows run rather muddily down onto the paintings blank lower half
98. Foyer (foyer)
:: I realise that I have foyer friends people I regularly meet in theatre foyers and see nowhere else
99. Thriller (romanzo giallo)
:: In many ways it would have fitted perfectly into the 90s craze for postmodern crime thrillers
100. Abstract (astratto)
:: Potokars poetry seems rather abstract at times cryptic but at the same time palpable and relentless in its attempt to fight despair and solitude
101. Contrast (contrasto)
:: To compare it or to contrast it with art is complicated and difficult
102. Mime (mimo)
:: Her majesty also watched a mime and street dance performance from students at Welling School on the theme of life as a teenager
103. Carve (intagliare)
:: Theres also roast beef delicately sliced from the rare side or carved away in dense pieces on the well done side
104. Carving (intaglio)
:: It is a room dense with ornamentation small sculptures and carvings
105. Allegory (allegoria)
:: It can and has also been interpreted as an allegory of the political economic and social adventures of the latenineteenth and earlytwentieth centuries
106. Allegro (allegro)
:: He couldnt write a symphonic allegro to save his life
107. Direct (diretto)
:: They need light but avoid direct sunlight as they may get scorched
108. Woodwind (legni)
:: The performances by the school orchestra and woodwind brass and string soloists delighted a 120strong audience of family and friends at the Granville Road school
109. Foxtrot (foxtrot)
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110. Biographer (biografo)
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111. Band (gruppo musicale)
:: The band has been together since 1999 and was started up by Thomas Watts and Ryan Mucha
112. Academicism (accademismo)
:: I think a lot of videos are good but video as a medium is now an academy and artists anyone creative have got to resist academism
113. Recorder (registratore)
:: After registering the complaint the recorder repeats the complaint for the benefit of the complainant
114. Draw (disegnare)
:: We get into the house and while Nathan and his brother head straight for the living room I run up the stairs and draw a long hot bath for him
115. Binding (rilegatura)
:: It remains to be shown that W512 is uniquely sensitive to nucleotide binding and hydrolysis in smooth muscle myosin
116. Record (disco)
:: In three years we have compiled a record of achievement that is impressive by peacetime standards
117. Showing (mostrando)
:: This is what has led to such drab and lifeless showing by usually great teams
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