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21. Scale (skaal) :
the conversion of the number to the binary scale
22. Scapegoat (swart skaap) :
Asylum seekers should not be scapegoated for our longstanding social problems
25. Scrupulous (deurdagte) :
Seeking to protect his pregnant wife gangster Gui decides to give himself up to the authorities only to find his act of selfsacrifice results in the loss of everything to less scrupulous rivals
26. Scrutinize (bestudeer) :
In sufficient numbers this message would get out through the party scrutinizers they cant keep a secret
27. Scurvy (skeurbuik) :
I doubt if that will work and I reiterate that the Pakistanis feel scurvily treated with a shorter than short series
28. Scuttle (luikgat) :
Most of the immersion exists in the street and sewer scenes when cars and the noises of little rat feet scuttling shuffle from speaker to speaker kind of
30. Sedulity (angstvallig) :
31. Sedulous (ywerig) :
Clearly in light of the comments throughout the element of confidentiality is essential to the maintenance of the relationship and is one which the community wishes to sedulously foster
32. Seemly (betaamlik) :
Since I was a girl it was more seemly to carry the swords on my back and I was only happy to comply
33. Seine (Seine) :
DFO has given a commercial licence to herring seiners off Chebucto Head
34. Seminal (seminale) :
Drosophila melanogaster seminal fluid proteins stimulate sperm storage and egg laying in the mated female but also cause a reduction in her life span
35. Seminary (kweekskool) :
While the ascetic regime of an Italian seminarist in the late nineteenth century was of course alien and sometimes alienating I was impressed by his devotion and sincerity
36. Sensuous (sensuele) :
It is of course a separate question of whether physical objects do have the sensuous features that they are represented as having
37. Sentinel (brandwag) :
So say the sentinels guarding the long coastline of the country this weekend
38. Sequester (anneksasie) :
He then sequestered himself in a cave for nine years and sat gazing at the wall
39. Sere (Sere) :
Although herbivory tends to hasten succession from shrubs and pioneer trees to forest it typically retards succession from earlier seres
40. Serendipity (Serendipity) :
Nick is talking about a different sort of thing a high incidence of serendipity and coincidence in ones life
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