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1. Paean (choro paeana) :
Beethovens only opera both a love story and a paean to freedom is full of dramatic and musical inconsistencies yet it works brilliantly
2. Palatable (sapidum) :
Wall Street analysts find the companys proposal more palatable than the states
3. Palisade (vallumque adgreditur) :
Most books mark the routes end where Santa Monica Boulevard intersects Ocean Avenue on the palisades above Santa Monica State Beach
4. Palliative (palliativa) :
The patients receiving radical treatment had a greater need for information about side effects than did those being treated palliatively
5. Pallid (turgentque pallentes) :
Character designs are rather pallid and dull completely uninteresting in style or drawn without any particular flare
6. Palpable (ducit) :
Two postal workers here had just died apparently from inhaling anthrax spores and my US friends told me that the fear was palpable throughout the city
8. Panacea (REMEDIUM) :
Some researchers contend that sympathetic nerve blocks are not the panacea they are made out to be
9. Panegyric (laudatio) :
Demonstrative or panegyrical oratory is associated with the past and urges an audience to honor and imitate a virtuous subject
10. Papyrus (iunci) :
Documents written on papyri were found in some pyramid temples especially at Abusir
11. Paradigm (paradigma) :
It was also contrary to the neoclassical paradigm with its methodology of equilibrium
12. Paradox (paradoxon) :
Therefore in order to counter concerns raised by the discovery of the logical and settheoretic paradoxes a new approach was needed to justify modern mathematical methods
13. Paragon (noster) :
These films may not be shining paragons of filmmaking excellence but they are exciting and contain great action scenes and thats exactly what they aspire to be
14. Paramount (eamque intimam secum fert) :
He said of paramount importance was the need for development of sport infrastructure in member states
16. Parasite (parasitus) :
They are all a pack of bludgers and parasites who pay no taxes but spend ours
17. Parched (erat arida) :
This is a parched rocky wasteland in the heat of the day by night it is a moonscape in which Maxs establishment twinkles surreally
18. Parenthesis (parenthesin) :
I wonder what it says about messages with those smiley faces made from colons and parentheses
20. Parity (pari) :
Currency boards offer good shelter from inflation as long as the exchange parity with their dollar or Deutsche markeuro backing can be maintained
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