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121. everywhere (undique)
:: To Lease signs are everywhere in what was once one of Manhattans premier districts
122. evidence (quod)
:: At the moment it appears that workers do not have to provide evidence of their belief
123. evil (malum)
:: Logically if one follows the common mores of the west the intent to do harm would be evil
124. exact (exiges)
:: His mind conjured the most amazing most subtle and cruel plan to exact his revenge
125. exactly (prorsus)
:: The brothel turned out when I went to check it out to be exactly as Phillip described it
126. exaggerate (ni f Exaggeret)
:: The notorious exaggerator in fact put down just about everyone who was not German blue blood or to the manor born
127. exaggerated (auxerunt)
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128. exam (nito)
:: Spina bifida especially if severe can be diagnosed before birth by ultrasound exam
129. examination (examen)
:: A neurological examination is performed to look for any signs of brain dysfunction
131. example (exempli gratia)
:: Noun gender is an example of a more general phenomenon that of inflection classes
132. excellent (praeclarus)
:: A quite excellent place to eat and the perfect place to end a very busy and interesting day
133. except (nisi)
:: I love a trip to the cinema except for the rather sticky residue on the floor
134. exception (exceptis)
:: The exceptions to the rule are on our coasts and hills just where objectors do not want them to be
135. exchange (commutationem)
:: The vouchers are sent to the group who can either use them in store or exchange them for cash
136. excite (minus)
:: Third to excite feelings of devotion these being aroused more effectively by things seen than by things heard
137. excited (concitatae)
:: Our breathing was quick and shallow but this only made me more excited
139. exciting (excitando)
:: When we bought our house it came with many things an excitingly explosive stove for example but a properlyfenced boundary wasnt one of them
140. exclude (excludere)
:: The National Marine Fisheries Service will provide the aquariums with a turtle excluder a device required on ocean shrimp trawls
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