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81. Exemplary (insigniter) :
Among the exemplary health promotion programs reviewed several were deemed to be particularly relevant to new immigrant women
82. Exemplify (consequuntur) :
This is particularly true of a group of quilts made in northern New York State as exemplified by the Pieties quilt illustrated on page 18
83. Exhaustive (exhausta canebat) :
After exhaustive testing they found that a long track in the circuit board had functioned as the antenna
84. Exigency (exigentiam) :
Leading advocates at times dropped it as they moved up others picked it up and dropped it as political exigencies demanded
86. Exorcism (Sed exorcismus) :
The retired priest is one of a team of 12 exorcists in the diocese called out to deal with haunted buildings and occult disturbances
89. Expedient (expedit) :
His positions have perfectly tracked whatever was politically expedient at the moment
90. Expedite (navare expediendis) :
Units began sending expeditors to assist in sorting through the everincreasing volume of receipts
91. Expiate (expiabis) :
He is to be sacrificed to ensure the sins of the settlement are expiated
92. Exposition (expositio) :
The way in which the protagonist lovingly pets her samosas tells you more about her social aspirations than any number of pages of clunky exposition could
93. Expostulate (Eleutherio Eleutheria) :
I am sick of the paranoid expostulations of our politicians on the threat of terrorism and terrorist activity in our country
94. Extant (extat) :
In comparative studies using model organisms extant taxa are often referred to as basal
96. Extirpate (inrumpere) :
The extirpation of beaver a keystone species in 1900 was especially devastating to the watershed
98. Extol (aleph exaltabo) :
But the Yates case revealed a deep gender divide about the isolation and stress of family and motherhood in a society that extols selfsufficiency as its premiere human value
100. Extraneous (extraneum) :
One trainer has been ordering his jockeys to take out the plugs which block out extraneous noise during racing and are designed to encourage calmness at particular points near the finish
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