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22. Marshal (marescallum ductus) :
In order to get good action shots we often have go in front of the catch fencing from the guidance of the race marshals and if a car does go out of control it usually shunts in the tyre wall and comes to rest
25. Masochist (sine priore) :
27. Maudlin (ebrius incinctis) :
Does it bother you that theres also a maudlin aspect
28. Maverick (mavericus) :
He was a monk and maverick philosopher she the apt and eager pupil
29. Meager (mehercules ieiuna) :
He lives very meagerly and asks no buddy for help they dont care
30. Meander (fluviatiles, cis) :
Ali led the way to a place where the river meandered away from the road looping around a tall stand of deciduous forest that stood alone like an island
31. Mellow (mitem educat) :
He chose a Barbaresco wine 1995 Italian red naturally a wonderfully mellow and aromatic wine which if you can afford it is excellent
32. Menagerie (carne) :
Some larger menageries house animals in small barren cages that in no way encourage visitors to respect wildlife nor do they educate facilitate research or help with species preservation
33. Mendacious (mendax) :
If the emphasis does not change moving away from the meaningless and mendacious formfilling of the current regime the wool will continue to be pulled over the eyes of the public and the regulator
34. Mercenary (mercennariumque increpantes) :
Being in the Army the mercenary had maps of every conceivable place on the planet
36. Meretricious (turpissimae meretrices inhabitant) :
In stark contrast to the Dome which symbolises all that is trashy and meretricious in contemporary Britain the Great Exhibition was the wonder of its age a living expression of the countrys growing majesty
37. Merge (confundantur) :
The retirement option would be available to those who have completed 40 years of age and seven years of service with the bank including in those entities which have merged with the bank
39. Meticulous (anxius) :
You are known to be a rather meticulous musician with a great attention to details
40. Mettle (adgredi proelio) :
Although Kelly presents herself as uncomplicated and cheerful every so often the public glimpse her true mettle
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