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2. Hackneyed (CALCATUS) :
Thats one of those hackneyed sayings we grow accustomed to from a young age
3. Halcyon (alcedo) :
In those halcyon days the unemployed stood in line signed a chit took the chit to another line stood there till their turn at the desk and were given unemployment benefit in cash
4. Hallow (sanctificate) :
Yamasaki used another method which essentially made the building a hollow steel tube
5. Hallowed (sanctificetur) :
6. Hamper (obsunt) :
Upstairs Kristin walked back into her room and through there into her bathroom where she undressed sorted her clothes into the laundry hamper and showered quickly
8. Hapless (miseri iactabant inrita) :
Some went as far as singing besura love songs outside the hapless girls house
9. Harangue (habita contione) :
Even in his late seventies Louis is still haranguing his son about his attitude towards Israel and Allen is responding with the same mixture of wouldbe facts and baffled fury
11. Hasten (festinent,) :
For one thing while military spending didnt cause the downfall of Soviet Communism it probably hastened the demise
13. Hawser (nauita) :
It is held up with steel hawsers against the storms
14. Headstrong (remissus evadit praeceps) :
These letters provide a baseline to compare the sisters diverging lives the trials of headstrong Hasina versus the woes of fatalistic Nazneen
15. Hedonism (voluptatum prosecutionem) :
In the Town Square shops have been replaced by cafes and restaurants and the last vestiges of mall functionality have been eradicated completely in favor of lifestyle hedonism
17. Heed (Attendite) :
This directly hurts those who wish to take a critical view of the situation paying heed to both sides
18. Hegemony (imperium) :
For Marxists US hegemony was a specific phase of capitalist expansion in the postwar era
19. Heresy (haeresis) :
Suppression of the movement in Bulgaria intensified after a 1211 synod condemned the heresy
20. Heterodox (sicut heterodoxon) :
Her thinking also shows the impact of the teachings of the heterodox Christian theologian Origen who was much admired by her teacher Henry More
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