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151. Sale (sale)
:: Privatization without flotation on the stock market means either a management buyout or sale by tender
152. Accommodate (accommodate)
:: The office accommodates two recently merged law firms in a space that expresses the new firms identity
153. Accommodation (accommodationem)
:: Look a little sideways occasionally but most of all remember accommodation to darkness may take up to a half an hour
154. Observatory (Observatorio)
:: The privately funded SETI Institute uses radio telescopes owned by observatories around the world to sweep the sky for signals broadcast by advanced civilizations
155. Walk (ambulate)
:: they can walk away from the deal
156. Convent (conventus)
:: Especially targeted were religious houses convents and monasteries because they were the most severe in the demand for forced labor dues
157. Frame (frame)
:: Just then there was a knock on the door and a tall frame entered
158. Altar (altare)
:: In the absence of ancestral halls in the United States they perform rituals at miniature altars at home and in the place of business and in sanctuaries found in district and family associations in Chinatowns
159. Castle (arce)
:: Also he would like to clear the back rank before he castles to give his Rooks greater maneuverability
160. Decor (taciti sociosqu)
:: What is difficult about them is the necessity to convey the part without the makeup decors or the support of the orchestra she said
161. Decorate (ornate)
:: These chests were beautifully decorated at first mainly made of wood with iron hinges locks and strappings
162. Decoration (Cast)
:: The veterans were awarded an Active Service Medal a decoration pinned to the chest of servicemen involved in conflict
163. Conversion (conversion)
:: they were carrying out a loft conversion
164. Mirror (speculo)
:: Because of this twist the second act is a distorted mirror of the first act taking place on a similar weekend two years later
165. Museum (Museum)
:: However some of Venices best art isnt in its museums and galleries but in the Scuole
166. Semi (semi)
:: Laois hurlers start preparations for the league and championship with an away game to Meath in the Walsh Cup on Sunday with the winners facing Offaly in the semi on the following Sunday
167. Birdcage (birdcage)
:: A dozen birdcages with canaries are scattered throughout the room and attached to the walls
168. Birthplace (patriam)
:: Texas is considered by many to be the birthplace of the American ranching industry
169. Dresser (extremus vinitor)
:: The furniture included a forties dresser an oval sixties coffee table and two much newer Scandinavianstyle bookcases of unvarnished pine
170. Inlay (INCUDO)
:: But what about the lyrics the graphic design on the posters and the labels and the inlay cards and the tickets and in this case rather more pertinently the videos
171. Sell (vendere)
:: it was clear that the performances would not sell out
172. Redecorate (redecorate)
:: Ive redecorated the sitting room and I did it all in one big hit over the last two days
173. Redevelop (redevelop)
:: That is the way we have operated right from the beginning in redeveloping the stadium
174. Study (studium)
:: parttime study
175. Fitted (aptavit)
:: Now derelict the stone property has planning permission to be restored as a fourbedroom home with one bathroom two sitting rooms a dining room and a fitted kitchen
176. Fitting (decet)
:: After the crushing blow on Monday a medal would have been fitting reward for the twotimes Olympic veteran who is to retire at the end of this season
177. Lavatory (balneo)
:: Police found the house was dirty with bottles ash and rotting food on the floor while the bath and lavatory were full of dirt
178. Joiner (fabrili)
:: Suppose I go to a joiner and ask him to make me a table and the joiner delivers me a wooden board
179. Playroom (playroom)
:: Many of the cloakrooms have been turned into IT rooms and playrooms
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