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21. reader (lectorem)
:: Quiet and serious he was an avid reader whose choice of reading material revealed fundamentalist tendencies which made him easily fall prey to a terrorist cell
22. reading (Lectio)
:: In fact most of the letters make depressing reading so Ill move on
23. ready (paratus)
:: Doubts resolved he is now committed eager and ready to take up the challenge
24. real (verum)
:: There is real concern that the situation in Darfur could derail the northsouth peace deal
25. realistic (Vestibulum)
:: To achieve a realistic roll a Catholic school will often have to draw in pupils from a very wide area
26. reality (rem)
:: This fear thankfully has not become a reality in fact trade in this area is up
27. realize (Intellego)
:: His arm of the bank has realised profits from some of its investments through early refinancing of the deals
28. really (rem)
:: The authorities in all their wisdom really ought to dream up a more appealing format you feel
29. rear (tergo)
:: After fighting for another 30 hours with the wound he finally went to the rear where he was treated for internal injuries
30. reason (ratio)
:: Does he not realise that the main reason most people dont use the bus is that they are slow inconvenient and inefficient
31. reasonable (rationabile)
:: Our mission is to provide the surfing public with high quality unique products at a reasonable price
34. receipt (acceptum)
:: Then something like a receipt or a statement came out of the machine and she took ages reading it before reinserting her card and doing the same again
35. receive (accipere)
:: There are now estimated to be 10 million homes in the UK which can receive all of the BBCs digital services
36. recent (recens)
:: It is worth noting that they have gone up several percentage points in recent polls
37. recently (recentius)
:: shes recently retired
38. reception (receptio)
:: However his arrival on Capitol Hill is likely to elicit a lukewarm reception
39. reckon (Existimo)
:: The agent reckons that any new owner willing to carry out the approved plans for the development of the site could have a property worth well in excess of 500000
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