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142. excuse (inexcusabiles)
:: A cultural practice that is manifestly wrong on humanist grounds becomes the excuse for a colonizing mission whose tactics are in turn violent and unjust
143. executive (exsecutivam)
:: The managing directors of the subsidiary organizations felt that the management executive would never see it their way and would continue to cut their budgets
144. exercise (exercitium)
:: It says Congress shall make no law establishing a religion or interfering with the free exercise thereof
145. exhibit (Vesalius)
:: What are the chances of the same shows being reviewed when so many artists exhibit in Toronto
146. exhibition (pre se ferre)
:: Coach Dec Rivers says he will not baby Hill during camp or the exhibition season
147. exist (est)
:: only a minority of people exist on unemployment benefits alone
148. existence (quod)
:: Of a previous existence I know no more than others for all have stammering intimations that may be memories and may be dreams
149. exit (exitus)
:: The rest of the players exit the curtain falls and the stage is reset
150. expand (Capitulum quintum)
:: There is a tremendous sense of the city expanding and prospering
151. expect (expecto)
:: People do not pay taxes but expect us to provide them with facilities
152. expectation (expectationem)
:: There is an expectation that there will be a reduction in staff numbers in the UK
154. expense (inpensa)
:: The only such expense incurred to date relates to one session of dance lessons in which the petitioner enrolled the children
155. expensive (pretiosa)
:: There seems to be a failure to understand just how expensive it is to run a teaching hospital
156. experience (experientia)
:: We send officers abroad to gain experience and pass that knowledge to the other members
157. experienced (periti)
:: He is also an experienced competitor on this stage suggesting he would be tough to overcome
158. experiment (experimentum)
:: It is certainly a socialist experiment in that it destroys individuality
159. expert (peritum)
:: she has expert language skills
160. explain (explicate)
:: he makes athletes explain why they made a mistake
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