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Topic Personality:: PAGE #9
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241. Firework (vuurwerk)
:: Is it time to ban the sale of fireworks to the public
242. Oaf (plomp)
:: What a shameful exercise in valuing the life of a stupid and dangerous oaf over the lives of millions of others
243. Burn (brand)
:: A second burn was due to take place at 18 17 CEST lasting only a few seconds
244. Wail (huil)
:: Telephone users in the city these days have been treated to a sound resembling a ghoulish wail if they inadvertently misplace the receiver
245. Mind (gedagte)
:: Now you mind your manners young man or therell be no meatloaf leftovers for supper
246. Square (vierkante)
:: The revamp also aims to encourage people to stay in the city centre before and after a trip to the theatre or the Winter Gardens by making the square an attraction in its own right
247. Cringe (vleien)
:: The room smelled like a combination of cheap liquor and bad body odor to make things worse the room was hot and the smell made Jeremy cringe in disgust
248. Bounce (weiering)
:: The next ball I went to field took a bad bounce and hit me up on the right shoulder
249. Abuse (misbruik)
:: The list itself was prefaced with the following insight Leaders with absolute power too often abuse it
250. Abusive (beledigende)
:: Not that the oppressive undemocratic abusive and illegal proposals are to be binned
251. Groggy (deurmekaar)
:: She brought us shifts and gowns and we slipped into them groggy from grief and lack of sleep
252. Decency (ordentlikheid)
:: It is all about keeping up standards of decency having respect for women and setting a good example to children
253. Decent (ordentlike)
:: Many women are angry that the system fails to give them a decent income and it is an issue that is likely to affect their votes on polling day
254. Deception (misleiding)
:: The easiest people to deceive are those who think that they are immune to deception
255. Criminal (kriminele)
:: The barrister also says that his actions could amount to conspiracy to commit criminal damage
256. Snide (snedige)
:: Id make snide remarks to him snub him give him disparaging looks and he usually responded by ignoring my bad behavior and avoiding me
257. Dippy (dippy)
:: Im sure there were enough dippy individuals there he could preach to however
258. Artful (skelm)
:: Kaufmans film has the better script artful direction and tremendous performances from the likes of Ed Harris Scott Glenn Fred Ward
259. Ingenuous (naïef)
:: Media is the cultures ingenuous way of providing its members with exactly the kind of spontaneous experience they are missing in their rationally organized lives without impinging on their rational lifestyles
260. Secure (verseker)
:: The aim is to provide a secure environment for the conduct of online transactions
261. Security (sekuriteit)
:: More rush on the tracks would of course entail more security measures
262. Strut (stut)
:: Archer does tend to strut around rather arrogantly and on this occasion his behaviour was inappropriate
263. Drawn (getrek)
:: Cleo sat perched on a stool looking drawn and anxious
264. Unnerve (ontsenu)
:: But then I do but the temporary panic has unnerved me and I worry about where Ive put the keys
265. Tremble (bewe)
:: I heard the tremble in his voice as he said her name like he was afraid to mention her
266. Tremor (bewing)
:: He paused a little gathering up his courage removing the tremor from his voice
267. Shrewd (uitgeslape)
:: However he worked hard and his shrewd diplomatic judgement enabled him to help forge an alliance with France in 171718
268. Shriek (gil)
:: The horror stricken shrieks of the driver interrupted his thoughts
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