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81. host (exercitum)
:: The intensity of the rejection response is determined by both the biology of the tissue and the host s response to that tissue
82. hot (calidi)
:: In those first vital hours the police decided to publicise the raid as much as possible in a bid to make the stolen pictures too hot to handle
83. hotel (deversorium)
:: HAL is Hotel Alpha Lima
84. hour (hora)
:: the dinner hour
85. house (domum or casa)
:: It is somewhat ironic that the last great monument of the house of Wessex was mainly a product of Norman culture
86. household (domum)
:: Seventy per cent of households will be better off or unaffected by our plans
87. housing (habitationi)
:: However new research finds provision by housing associations is patchy and that jobs are even more important in determining whether young people abandon the countryside
88. how (quam)
:: how was your holiday
89. however (autem)
:: however we intend to return
90. huge (ingens)
:: Claims are coming in at the rate of a thousand a week and its a huge and complex task
91. human (hominum)
:: Id parallel as Blatty does human kindnessforgiveness with the existence of God
92. humorous (faceta)
:: He makes a convincing advocate snowyhaired gently humorous quietly logical
93. humour (humor)
:: Fisher himself is well equipped with sharp observational humour and precision comic timing
94. hundred (centum)
:: he met a hundred of the staff
96. hungry (esuriit)
:: The world is hungry for Scotlands contemporary art and our artists and institutions are brimming with confidence
97. hunt (venari)
:: The hunt met again two days later at Downham near Clitheroe
98. hunting (venandi)
:: This organisation was set up to defend and promote the use of terrier dogs in the hunting of wild animals
99. hurry (festina)
:: wed better hurry
100. hurt (nocere)
:: The physical hurt includes a couple of broken legs
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