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511. Buggy (karretjie)
:: I had a system crash thanks to a usuallyreliable program that issued a buggy upgrade
512. Cherish (koester)
:: Christmas will be a memory that we will cherish forever as it was such a happy joyous time Gould said
513. Consanguinity (bloedverwantskap)
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514. Devoted (toegewyde)
:: Through 21 years she was a loving wife and devoted partner
515. Devotion (toewyding)
:: I ditched my leather shoes and even gulp drank soy milk in my total devotion to her ideals
516. Dotage (kindsheid)
:: I am so mellow now in my dotage that noone bothers to write in to excoriate me any more
517. Elder (ouderling)
:: When he arrived at Kabwata he found a team of deacons and one elder heading the church
518. Elderly (bejaardes)
:: Quite frankly it disgusts me and I do not feel enough is done for elderly people
519. Ex (ex)
:: And people were delighted to send in their stories of their exes
520. Forename (voornaam)
:: Therefore forenames which are often more specific to language or region than surnames were needed to identify some South Asian participants
521. Gravestone (grafsteen)
:: The council hopes to be able to provide funds to reinstate gravestones and memorials at council cemeteries which were laid flat on safety grounds recently
522. Graveyard (begraafplaas)
:: The graveyard was used from the beginning as poor people who went to the workhouse couldnt afford to be buried in the church graveyards
523. Harmonious (harmonieuse)
:: The difficulty for the estates theory was that it had described four ideal types of persons and each type had been a harmonious blend of characteristics
524. Induce (veroorsaak)
:: As a result any given stimulus will reliably induce the same effect in the dependent sense in an individual
525. Induction (induksie)
:: In addition to their induction by hypoxic stress they are also found in rapidly growing tissues such as root tips of germinating seeds
526. Lad (seun)
:: A worried looking lad with a red face appears at the door dressed only with a towel around his waist
527. Litter (rommel)
:: Theyd had a litter of pups recently but sadly deserted them
528. Little (klein)
:: it matters little
529. Man (man)
:: they man the lifeboat
530. Methuselah (Metusalag)
:: Last month while hanging out in St Tropez he reputedly spent 80000 on four methuselahs of Cristal and that was after the Sultan of Brunei had given him a welcome to London present of 10
531. Mouse (muis)
:: He would mock my fair and pale skin my lank mouse brown hair and how extremely thin I was
532. Paternal (vaderlike)
:: Late in life my paternal grandfather developed Alzheimers
533. Patriarch (patriarg)
:: The bishop of Jerusalem who had been given the title of patriarch in 451 by the Council of Chalcedon had jurisdiction over Palestine
534. Patrilineal (patrilineêre)
:: Because women marry into a patrilineal descent system the children belong to the father
535. Patronymic (patronymicum)
:: Probably more significant is the fact that Brown was one of the many neutral names adopted by clansmen who wanted to be rid of their politically incorrect Gaelic patronymics
536. Rest (res)
:: Withprofits policyholders should rest assured that there is no danger to their investments
537. Smack (slaan)
:: Our footballers are too stupid to tell the difference between smack and steroids and havent a clue where to score either
538. Smacking (klap)
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539. Split (split)
:: the accusations caused a split in the party
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