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101. Suborn (submittite) :
OK so then wheres the subornation of perjury if somebody handed you an affidavit and said if its not true make changes or deletions
103. Substantiate (RATUM FACIO) :
No evidence substantiating this claim has been made public however and the CIA itself has refused any comment on the operation
104. Subterfuge (insidiis;) :
Of course if the Government simply waits for a few months and then tries to reintroduce the RIP Act revisions the withdrawal will be seen as subterfuge
105. Subtle (astutus) :
Instead they rally the people through subtle statements straight from the heart
107. Succinct (historia succingi) :
I relied on the contents of this letter as a succinct summary of the law
110. Supercilious (pro superbissimis) :
He was looking at him strangely slightly superciliously
111. Superlative (modum) :
Not a superlative film but a perfectly solid one and one that is going to be rolling out in limited release quite soon
112. Supine (supina) :
In many ways my country is still an adolescent country we can alternate between extraordinary triumphalism and declarations that we are the chosen race and an extraordinary supineness
113. Supplicant (supplicanti, supplicanti) :
114. Surly (ac mala) :
There was no clearer indication of this aggressive new stance than the surly attitude taken towards Germany
115. Surreptitious (surreptio) :
After all if there is no chocolate dessert on hand it just might lead to surreptitious stealing of the childrens chocolate eggs
117. Susceptible (susceptibile) :
A vitamin deficiency can cause normal body functions to break down and render a person susceptible to disease
118. Suspect (suspicio) :
Police suspect there are one or more groups of robbers operating in the area
119. Sybarite (praesagiunt) :
Intermediates who want to build their confidence and technique on a big network of connected pistes should look elsewhere but for sybarites party people and adrenaline freaks its the place to be
120. Sycophant (sycophanta loquamur) :
On the front row only parents no fashion media darlings gasping sycophantically scribbling furiously before sharpening their talons and publishing crippling reviews
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